Venezuelan authorities raided and confiscated about 4,000 illegal Bitcoin mining machines in Maracay, aiming to reduce the strain on the country's power grid, which recently hit a nine-year peak in electricity demand. The operation, called 'Cazador,' targeted a large facility consuming up to 10 megawatts of power, involving police, military, and energy officials. This crackdown follows a renewed government ban on unauthorized crypto mining amid Venezuela's ongoing electricity crisis. The future of the seized equipment remains unclear, with possibilities including destruction, auction, or government repurposing.
Aclarion, Inc. has updated the enrollment criteria for its CLARITY clinical trial to better reflect real-world chronic low back pain patients and accelerate patient recruitment. The revised criteria, approved at most active sites, expand the pool of ...
Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry has sold 2,852 shares of the company, generating $550,000 from the transaction. This sale could indicate personal financial planning or portfolio rebalancing by the CEO. Investors might watch for any further insider activity ...
Ascentis Independent Advisors has expanded by adding four advisory teams from Raymond James Financial Services, bringing over $1 billion in client assets. These teams, based in California and Colorado, chose Ascentis to access enhanced planning, inve...
Starknet is considering moving from Ethereum Layer 2 to its own Layer 1 blockchain to control and accelerate its security upgrades, particularly to prepare for quantum computing and AI threats. Currently dependent on Ethereum's security, Starknet aim...
Safe Pro Group Inc. has introduced SPAI Ground Truth, a five-layer AI software suite that integrates air and ground drone data to enhance battlefield situational awareness by detecting threats like landmines and ambush drones. The system has processe...
