Bitcoin mining companies are increasingly reallocating resources from traditional mining to AI and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure due to declining mining revenues and rising competition. This shift reflects a broader industry transformation where mining infrastructure is evolving into flexible, energy-backed compute platforms that serve multiple markets beyond Bitcoin alone. Companies like Core Scientific, Cipher, and IREN are leading this trend by converting mining facilities for AI workloads and securing long-term AI service contracts. The future of Bitcoin mining lies not just in cryptocurrency production but in leveraging energy infrastructure for diverse computing demands, signaling a convergence of Bitcoin mining and AI industries.
Investec Bank plc, acting as a joint broker for Gamma Communications Plc, disclosed a public dealing on May 27, 2026. The bank purchased and sold an equal number of 27,554 ordinary shares of Gamma Communications at prices ranging between 976.5 and 99...
ESET Research's latest report reveals heightened cyber espionage from China-aligned groups targeting maritime, energy, AI robotics, and governmental sectors in Venezuela, South Korea, Syria, and the Gulf. North Korea's Andariel group attacked nuclear...
Atos, a global digital transformation leader, has partnered with CONMEBOL to support the CONMEBOL eLibertadores, a premier football eSport competition. This collaboration focuses on creating innovative digital and interactive experiences to engage yo...
The EMEA technology sector's sports sponsorship market more than doubled its spending from $1.29 billion in 2020 to $2.94 billion in 2024 and remained steady at $2.93 billion in 2025. Soccer leads the market with 63.2% of sponsorship value, followed ...
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