Ocean Power Technologies has acquired the subsea wave power generating intellectual property portfolio from Columbia Wave Power, expanding its capabilities from surface maritime operations to seabed infrastructure. This move allows the company to power underwater sensors, robotics, and equipment, complementing its existing surface buoy systems. The acquisition supports a more comprehensive maritime monitoring solution, crucial for government clients like the US Coast Guard. Following a transformational FY26 marked by a major $6.5 million contract, the company aims to grow recurring revenue and backlog conversion in FY27.
Rosen Law Firm is investigating a potential class action lawsuit against Alibaba Group for allegedly providing misleading business information related to accusations that Alibaba illicitly accessed an AI model called Claude. The claims surfaced after...
A firmware vulnerability in Coldcard Mk3 hardware wallets allowed attackers to predict wallet seeds and steal 1,367 BTC (about $88.6M) in three waves, with the largest theft occurring in just 41 minutes. The flaw, present in firmware versions 4.0.1 a...
Audiera (BEAT) surged 17% to a six-week high of $4.7, recovering all losses from July. This rally is driven by significant accumulation from whales, who have been actively buying and defending higher price levels. Despite weak retail investor interes...
A suspected third wave of bitcoin theft linked to a Coldcard firmware vulnerability has resulted in about 1,367 BTC stolen, worth roughly $88.6 million. The theft occurred in three waves between July 30 and August 1, with the latest wave using comple...
XRP is trading around $1.06, about 71% below its all-time high, but analysts see signs of a potential breakout driven by strong on-chain growth and over $1.5 billion inflows into XRP-backed ETFs. The recent court ruling classifying XRP as a non-secur...
