A severe heatwave in the eastern US led the Department of Energy to issue emergency orders to the PJM grid, causing electricity prices to surge and forcing Bitcoin miners to reduce or pause operations. This resulted in a temporary dip in the global Bitcoin hashrate, though network security remains intact. The situation highlights growing challenges from rising electricity demand driven by AI and digital infrastructure, prompting investors to watch power availability and pricing closely ahead of another heatwave forecast for mid-July. Miners with flexible power contracts are better positioned to manage these disruptions.
Onconetix's subsidiary Realbotix partners with Bloom Services to deploy humanoid robots in Northeast England care settings to reduce social isolation among the elderly. The robots provide companionship, cognitive stimulation, and emotional support, s...
Asurint and Bullhorn have introduced a new Credential Management solution designed to streamline healthcare staffing by centralizing candidate credential tracking, verification, and compliance. This integration helps healthcare staffing firms reduce ...
TrussPoint, a residential exterior services investment platform, has chosen ServiceTitan's software to support growth across its portfolio of roofing brands. ServiceTitan will provide operational tools to help TrussPoint maintain local brand cultures...
Keith Ablow, a New York Times bestselling author and psychiatrist, has released a new novel titled 'A Matter of Life and Death: The Importance of Being Kane' on July 30, 2026. The book explores themes of radical reinvention, identity, and authenticit...
GrowGeneration Corp., a leading supplier for controlled environment agriculture, has joined the U.S. Cannabis Roundtable (USCR) to help shape federal cannabis regulations. Represented by CEO Darren Lampert, GrowGeneration aims to leverage its agricul...
