CryptoNews

Congressman Blasts SEC Chair Over Crypto Regulation Failures

September 25, 2024
Congressman Tom Emmer sharply criticized U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler during a congressional hearing, questioning his leadership and approach to cryptocurrency regulation. “The SEC broke the law, your attorneys lied to the court, and no one in your leadership here in D.C. has been held accountable,” the lawmaker stressed. Tom Emmer Criticizes SEC Chairman…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Microsoft’s GRIN-MoE AI model takes on coding and math, beating competitors in key benchmarks

September 25, 2024
Microsoft has unveiled a groundbreaking artificial intelligence model, GRIN-MoE (Gradient-Informed Mixture-of-Experts), designed to enhance scalability and performance in complex tasks such as coding and mathematics. The model promises to reshape enterprise applications by selectively activating only a small subset of its parameters at a time, making it both efficient and powerful. GRIN-MoE…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

NIO's (NIO) new low-cost electric SUV paves the way for a 'brand revival' analyst claims

September 24, 2024
NIO’s (NIO) new Onvo L60, starting at just $21,200, paves the way for a “brand revival,” according to Deutsche Bank analyst Wang Bin’s team. The new low-cost electric SUV is crucial as NIO takes aim at market leaders like Tesla and BYD. NIO’s new low-cost electric SUV shines in debut On Thursday, NIO launched the Onvo L60, officially kicking off its new mass-market brand. The electric…
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DefenseNews

Australian Army to grow, diversify its drone fleet

September 24, 2024
Australian soldiers participate in a training exercise near Darwin, Australia, on Aug. 26, 2023. (David Gray/AFP via Getty Images) MELBOURNE, Australia — The Australian Army seeks to lean more heavily on aerial drones, with a comprehensive upgrade program for all…
DefenseNews

US has accepted 36 upgraded F-35s since lifting delivery pause

September 24, 2024
The Pentagon refused deliveries of new F-35s until Lockheed Martin developed a partial version of its latest upgrade software. (Staff Sgt. Zachary Rufus/Air Force) The U.S. has officially accepted 36 new Lockheed Martin-made F-35 Joint Strike Fighters since lifting a yearlong delivery halt in July, 29 of which have so far been ferried to their new homes. Beginning in July 2023, the Pentagon…
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