CryptoNews

UK Sanctions Strike Russia-Linked Crypto Networks in Sweeping Crackdown

Crypto exchanges face new U.K. enforcement pressure after Britain targeted Russia-linked sanctions-evasion networks using digital assets. The package names 18 exchanges, banks, payment providers, corporate entities, and individuals tied to crypto and financial channels. Key Takeaways Britain sanctioned crypto exchanges, payment providers, and individuals linked to Russia-focused financial…
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NewsSpace

Where did Mercury get its water ice? Maybe from a single slow asteroid impact

A single colossal impact may have rapidly spread water across Mercury and locked much of it into permanently shadowed polar craters — all within the span of a single Mercurian day, or 176 Earth days, according to a new study. Being the closest planet to the sun, Mercury seems like the last place in the solar system where water ice should survive. The sun appears nearly three times larger in…
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MobileNews

Is HMD Vibe 2 5G a Reliable Choice? Here’s Our Opinion

Buying a smartphone in 2026 is no longer about solely getting a good Processor or a big battery. People now look at something much bigger, which is long-term reliability. And that’s where the recently announced HMD Vibe 2 5G starts raising a few concerns. On paper, the…
AI & RoboticsNews

Visa invests in Replit to power agentic payments for developers

Visa has announced an undisclosed investment in AI coding platform Replit. The two companies are also exploring how to integrate Visa’s payment products into Replit, so that developers – and the AI agents they build – can accept payments directly from customers without leaving the platform. Visa added that more than 1,000 of its employees have been using Replit for prototyping and…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Has the hunt for AI compute uncovered the next Cerebras?

The raging demand for computers to run AI models has only accelerated, but there are two major obstacles that anyone in the business needs to overcome: getting the right chips, and getting them into data centers where they can start generating revenue. General Compute, a new…
NewsPhotography

Humans are going to the Moon. Cameras and massive seven-foot drones will help them arrive safely

NASA is building a base on the Moon – and cameras will be an integral part of getting humans there safely. On Tuesday, May 26, NASA announced a three-phase plan across the next decade to build a permanent base on the Moon. The plan is a massive $20 billion undertaking to build a base near the Moon’s south pole that eventually plans to send humans to the Moon at least every six months. The…
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