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GPUs dominate the AI landscape, but CPUs remain an untapped resource capable of powering diverse AI tasks efficiently. Decentralized compute networks could save costs and scale AI infrastructure in smarter ways.

Stablecoins continue to attract attention from big tech firms and legacy financial institutions, reacting to demand from retail investors.

Aptos' head of ecosystem, Ash Pampati, said the catalyst for broader user adoption will be something new, rather of recreating memecoins or NFTs.

The web’s original promise of free speech and open access is threatened by centralized tech giants. Blockchain-powered platforms lay the foundation for a decentralized tech stack that promotes free speech.

Stocks rally alongside Bitcoin, calling into question the whole “decoupling” narrative. Are equities and BTC headed back to new highs?

The FTC is taking Meta to court over antitrust violations in a move that could have knock-on effects for Meta’s AI development.

Meta says people’s private messages with friends and family and public data from account holders under the age of 18 are still off-limits for AI training.

Social media giant Meta didn’t hold back in claiming that its new Llama 4 models “outperform” the competition.

Messaging apps gather users’ data and violate their privacy. Session co-founder Kee Jeffreys says encryption and decentralization are the solution.

Move is now the best programming language for verifying the absence of bugs and checking for modifications and leaks, which is how most blockchains get hacked.

AI agents would happily predict Community Notes on markets worth $1 to $2 to help get them online hours earlier, says David Minarsch from Olas Predict.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai says his firm will spend about $75 billion on capital expenditures in 2025 — most of which is expected to head into AI projects.

Meta’s metaverse-building Reality Labs operating losses last year rose 10% to $17.7 billion, taking its total losses since 2020 to over $60 billion.

Is Mark Zuckerberg sincere about promoting free speech on his platforms or is he trying to mend political fences with the incoming Trump administration?

Brazil wasn’t pleased with Meta’s decision to rely on community notes, stating it would not subject its population to social media platforms that lead to “digital carnage or barbarity.”