Bitcoin miners, who traditionally use GPUs for cryptocurrency mining, are now leasing or selling GPU access to AI companies. This shift is driven by the soaring demand for GPU computing power in AI model training and inference. Miners benefit from a new revenue stream that reduces dependence on volatile crypto prices, while AI firms gain faster, cheaper access to high-performance computing. Despite challenges like energy costs, regulatory uncertainty, and crypto market volatility, this trend signals a strategic repositioning of miners as key players in AI infrastructure.
Ontex Group NV has received an A score again in CDP's Supplier Engagement Assessment, recognizing its ongoing efforts to improve transparency, responsible sourcing, and climate action across its supply chain. In 2025, all of Ontex's raw material supp...
Ontex Group NV has received an A-score again in the CDP Supplier Engagement Assessment, recognizing its strong efforts to work with suppliers on transparency, responsible sourcing, and climate action. This score builds on its earlier CDP Climate A-ra...
The global Enterprise Network Infrastructure market is projected to grow from $55.3 billion in 2025 to $73.9 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 4.2%. Growth is fueled by rising data consumption, cloud computing, AI applications, 5G rollout, and the shift ...
The S&P 500 dropped 0.67% to close at 7,353.61 on Tuesday, pressured by rising Treasury yields hitting near 19-year highs. Despite this, Polymarket traders predict a 71% chance the index will open higher on Wednesday, driven by optimism around Nvidia...
S&P Global Ratings Maalot has raised Elbit Systems' long-term local scale rating to ilAAA, the highest rating, reflecting the company's improved financial strength and strong operational performance amid rising global defense budgets. The short-term ...
