CryptoNews

SEC Chair Pushes Crypto Exemptions to Bring Issuers Back to US

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins framed proposed crypto exemptions as a route for returning issuers and investment to the United States. Commissioners Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda emphasized workable rules, public input, and a shift away from enforcement-led oversight. Key Takeaways Atkins said tailored rules could bring crypto issuers back to the U.S. Peirce credited public input with shaping a workable…
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Riot Platforms Sold 9,665 Bitcoin in H1 2026 to Fund AI Pivot

Riot Platforms sold 4,300 BTC in the second quarter of 2026, pushing its six-month total to 9,665 bitcoin as the Texas-based miner leans harder into artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. Key Takeaways Riot Platforms sold 4,300 BTC in Q2 2026, cutting its treasury to…
NewsSpace

It's harder to poop in space. Scientists may finally know why

Astronauts have long struggled with constipation in space. Now, scientists may finally understand why. A new study of 52 astronauts who lived aboard the International Space Station (ISS) suggests that microgravity may slow the movement of food through the intestines, changing how gut bacteria break down nutrients. The findings could ultimately help researchers develop dietary strategies to keep…
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MobileNews

Tecno POVA 8 Pro 5G Launched in India with MediaTek Processor

Tecno POVA 8 Pro 5G has been announced in India with a MediaTek Dimensity processor under the hood. It has dual rear cameras along with an Alive Matrix display that “adds utility to the design with battery updates, timers, notifications and smart caller ID,&#8221…
AI & RoboticsNews

Warp’s new system is an out-of-the-box software factory for AI development

Companies are still grappling with exactly how software development should work in the AI area, but one early answer is the so-called software factory. Essentially an agent loop that’s built around the traditional stages of software development, the software factory approach has become a popular way for companies to remake their engineering organizations for the AI era. Now, a system from…
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NewsPhotography

Dive first, shoot second: Underwater photography lessons from two commended filmmakers

Even as an adult, American Emily Rhyne would barely go past her knees into the ocean without having a “ton of anxiety”. But then, in 2021, something clicked. During a trip to Egypt, the former New York Times video journalist was inspired by divers at the Red Sea. “I didn’t have a dive certification and it kind of got in my ear then that [it] would be something cool to do, like a cool…
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