CryptoNews

Goldman Sachs Says 'Many of Our Largest Clients' Getting Active in Crypto

Many of Goldman Sachs’ largest clients are ramping up their activity in the crypto space following spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) approvals and BTC price recovery. “The recent ETF approval has triggered a resurgence of interest and activities from our clients,” said Goldman Sachs’ Asia Pacific head of digital assets. Goldman Sachs’ Clients Getting Active in Crypto Global…
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GamingNews

Green Man Gaming is a 14-year overnight success | Paul Sulyok interview

Green Man Gaming got started 14 years ago as an e-commerce site based in the United Kingdom. It worked with companies like Steam and others to sell in-game keys at retail and discounted prices which could be redeemed by customers on gaming platforms. Now Green Man Gaming is available in 195 countries and it works directly with 2,500 game publishers around the world. It accepts payments in 28…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Activeloop nets $11M to give enterprises a better way to leverage multimodal data for AI

California-based Activeloop, a startup offering a dedicated database to streamline AI projects, today announced it has raised $11 million in series A funding from Streamlined Ventures, Y Combinator, Samsung Next (the startup acceleration arm of the Samsung Group) and multiple other investors. While there are several data platforms out there, Activeloop, founded by Princeton dropout Davit…
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DefenseNews

US Air Force wish list asks for spare parts, but no more fighters

The U.S. Air Force’s $3.5 billion budgetary wish list for fiscal 2025 includes more funds for spare parts to get grounded planes back in the air, and seeks resources to be able to deploy more personnel and fighter jets. The unfunded priorities list the service submitted to Congress, dated March 21, asks for another $1.5 billion to restock spare parts; $612 million to create nine new deployable…
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