Thistle Resources has launched a trenching program at its Brunswick Project in New Brunswick to explore high-grade antimony alongside silver and gold. The program aims to expose bedrock and analyze the contact between granite and antimony-bearing quartz to guide future drilling. The project is near historic mines and shows promising mineralization, supported by New Brunswick's push for critical minerals. Antimony is vital for supply chain security, with China dominating global supply, making this discovery significant for Canada and Thistle Resources.
Nvidia has successfully signed Toyota, Fanuc, Kioxia, and five other leading Japanese industrial companies into its physical AI coalition this week. This move highlights Nvidia's expanding influence in the AI sector and its strong partnerships with k...
Intel's Q2 earnings reveal strong growth in AI-driven CPUs, boosting its core business and operating profits. However, its Foundry division continues to incur heavy losses and depends mainly on internal demand, with limited external revenue. The stoc...
In May, Solana blockchain saw a record $94.32 million in crypto card top-ups, marking its strongest performance in consumer payments. This surge highlights growing real-world use of Solana beyond trading, with cards from providers like KAST and Redot...
SpaceX shares have fallen over 50% from their peak shortly after IPO, now trading about 15% below the IPO price. This decline aligns with historical IPO patterns that often indicate attractive buying opportunities. Technical analysis shows support ar...
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, responded strongly to criticism from Lorenzo Valente, Ark Invest's Director of Research, who questioned Cardano's relevance in the crypto industry. Valente criticized the continued attention Cardano receives, su...
