Quantum X Labs has demonstrated its first fully all-optical Hemispherical Resonator Gyroscope (HRG), using light for excitation and readout instead of traditional electrical methods. This innovation removes electrode structures, reducing complexity, potential failure points, and electrical noise, while providing intrinsic electrical isolation. The breakthrough supports the development of next-generation inertial sensors for applications in aerospace, defense, autonomous transport, and navigation systems. Quantum X Labs plans to continue refining this technology toward deployable inertial measurement units and exploring collaborations for commercialization.
The FDA has approved Casgevy, a gene therapy using CRISPR technology, for children aged 2 and older with sickle cell disease (SCD) and transfusion-dependent beta thalassemia (TDT). This therapy modifies patients' own stem cells to increase fetal hemo...
Guggenheim Investments declared distributions for multiple closed-end funds, including Advent Convertible Income Fund and Guggenheim Strategic Opportunities Fund, with payments scheduled for July 31, 2026. These distributions may include income, capi...
AI/R Avenue Code, a subsidiary of AI/R, has achieved Google's Gemini Enterprise competency, recognizing its expertise in deploying advanced AI solutions securely in enterprises. This certification highlights their strengths in security, workflow auto...
Aave, a leading decentralized lending protocol, saw its largest single-day increase in new Ethereum wallets since October 2021, adding 1,806 wallets on June 30. This surge coincided with a 9% rise in the AAVE token price, reaching about $86.94. The g...
RAVE token has fallen 12% in the past day, driven mainly by large holders (whales) selling off their positions. Indicators show weakening bullish conviction and declining spot demand, signaling potential for further price drops. Whales control most o...
