Michael Saylor declared on social media that Bitcoin has no spam problem, citing low network fees as proof. His comments come amid a heated debate over BIP-110, a proposed soft fork aiming to limit non-monetary data on the Bitcoin blockchain, including Ordinals and BRC20 tokens. The Bitcoin community is deeply divided, with many supporting BIP-110 to reduce blockchain bloat, while others back Saylor's view that the fee market can manage blockspace without intervention. The debate highlights ongoing governance challenges as BIP-110's rollout approaches in August 2026.
Vishay Intertechnology introduced the VOMHA43A, a high-speed automotive optocoupler in a narrow 3.6 mm SOP-5 package that saves PCB space while enhancing signal quality. It offers industry-leading common mode transient immunity of 40 kV/µS and a peak...
Man Group PLC has filed a Form 8.3 disclosure revealing it holds a 1.68% interest in DCC plc, including ordinary shares and derivatives, as required by the Irish Takeover Panel Rules. This disclosure signals Man Group's notable stake in DCC plc, a ke...
SpaceX has released Grok 4.5, an advanced AI model developed with Cursor, aimed at improving coding and agentic workflows for enterprise use. This 1.5 trillion parameter model offers performance close to leading AI models like Anthropic's Claude Opus...
PepsiCo reported solid second-quarter results with a 6.4% increase in net revenue and 2.4% organic growth despite facing macroeconomic challenges. The company continues to demonstrate pricing power and strong competitive advantages, even as North Ame...
Gold experienced a sharp correction recently, but this is seen as a healthy pause in a long-term bull market rather than the start of a bear market. Key fundamentals like strong central bank demand, geopolitical risks, and concerns over U.S. debt rem...
