Movement Labs filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware, listing up to $10 million in liabilities and less than $500,000 in assets, following turmoil around its MOVE token. The company faced a scandal involving market manipulation and token sales that led to a sharp price drop and trading suspensions. Despite the bankruptcy, Move Industries, which now handles development and operations of the Movement blockchain, remains unaffected and continues building the network. This filing highlights ongoing challenges in the crypto sector, especially for projects with governance and market integrity issues.
Owl Labs has introduced the Meeting Owl 5, a 4K UHD 360° teleconferencing camera designed for seamless hybrid meetings. It features a 20MP sensor, 360° fisheye lens, AI-powered audio with eight microphones, and an 18-foot voice pickup range. The devi...
Anteris Technologies received regulatory approval from Germany's BfArM to start enrolling patients in its global PARADIGM trial for the DurAVR Transcatheter Heart Valve. This approval allows the company to recruit patients at leading German centers, ...
Ambarella is transitioning from security camera chips to edge AI, expanding into automotive, robotics, and smart security with new 5nm chips and the X7 AI accelerator. In Q2 FY2027, revenue rose 13.2% to $108.1 million, driven by automotive and IoT s...
On October 19, 2026, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) attracted $665.2 million in net inflows, driving a $526.7 million net gain for US spot Bitcoin ETFs despite outflows from competitors like Fidelity and Grayscale. Meanwhile, spot ether ETF...
Bitdeer Technologies Group produced 1,355 Bitcoin in September 2026, nearly tripling its output from the previous year and increasing 45 BTC from August. Its self-mining hash rate rose to 82.3 EH/s from 35.0 EH/s a year earlier, reflecting expanded m...
