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Most of the power from the DOE’s $5 billion nuclear loan is already sold to Big Tech
The department calls it support for homes and businesses, and the reporting found no sign household bills will fall.
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Microsoft’s OpenAI income: about $10 billion in one quarter
The filing does not say how much is cloud sales and how much is revenue share.
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Who turns North Korea’s IT-worker pay into cash? Treasury names ten people and one organisation
The dollar figures are the Treasury’s allegations, and it is not clear whether they are totals or samples.
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30,000 qubits, 62 minutes: a new estimate for breaking bitcoin keys
The attack is too slow to beat a transaction, and the paper behind it has not been named.
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‘HTX is no longer active in the U.K.’, says the FCA
The regulator has the exit it wanted, and the terms of the deal are confidential.
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Why the NYSE’s owner wants a US home for Hyperliquid’s perpetuals
Offshore traders have the product, American ones do not, and the CFTC has yet to say yes.
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Utah has filed felony charges against Kalshi and both its founders
The state says an undercover agent placed bets, and the charges give a jurisdiction fight a defendant list the civil suits never had.
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Genie 4 holds a world together for two minutes, double Genie 3’s limit
Google pitches it for robot testing, and the report gives no results from the one robotics experiment it describes.
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Who checks an AI’s proof that a 1999 hypothesis is false?
OpenAI and Anthropic each claim a refutation, neither has been independently verified, and an Anthropic mathematician says one rests on earlier work.
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Brazil’s deadline for bank crypto notifications is Friday, and Itaú has filed first
Notifying the central bank is not approval, and the cutoff for dealing with unauthorised providers follows a week later.