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Elon Musk Backs DOGE for Tesla Payments — Says 'Dogecoin to the Moon' – Altcoins Bitcoin News

Tesla and Spacex CEO Elon Musk has expressed that Tesla should enable dogecoin as a payment method for its vehicles “at some point.” He exclaimed, “Dogecoin to the moon,” as he explained his reason for backing the meme cryptocurrency. “Lots of rich people were supporting bitcoin … But people on the line [at Tesla and Spacex] want me to support DOGE,” the billionaire revealed. Elon…
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Nigeria’s Binance Impasse: Senior Executives Detained at Government ‘Guesthouse’ for 14 Days

Tigran Gambaryan, a former U.S. federal agent, is one of two Binance executives being held without charge by Nigerian authorities. A local court approved the executives’ 14-day detention. Recent media reports suggest that Nigerian officials have requested Binance to disclose the identities and transaction histories of its top 100 users. Detained Executives’ Families Demand Their Release Two…
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GamingNews

GamesBeat Summit 2024 will feature Women in Gaming Breakfast

We’re delighted to note that we will have another Women in Gaming Breakfast at GamesBeat Summit 2024, our annual game conference which takes place on May 20 to May 21 in Los Angeles. The event at the Marina del Rey Marriott will focus on the theme of resilience and…
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Cerebras breaks ground on Condor Galaxy 3, an AI supercomputer that can hit 8 exaFLOPs

Cerebras and G42 said they have broken ground on Condor Galaxy 3, an AI supercomputer that can hit eight exaFLOPs of performance. That’s a lot of performance which will be delivered over 58 million AI-optimized cores, said Andrew Feldman, CEO of Sunnyvale, California-based Cerebras, in an interview with VentureBeat. And it’s going to G42, a national-scale cloud and generative AI enabler based…
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DefenseNews

F-35 upgrade delays prompt US Air Force to scale back jet purchases

The ongoing delay in the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter’s latest upgrades was one factor in the U.S. Air Force’s recent decision to purchase fewer jets in fiscal 2025. The service announced Monday it plans to buy 42 F-35As from Lockheed Martin in 2025, six fewer than it originally anticipated. In a news conference to discuss the 2025 budget, Air Force official Kristyn Jones told reporters that…
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