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Canadian Bitcoin miner HIVE Digital announced its AI subsidiary BUZZ HPC has entered a three-year, $220 million GPU cloud services deal with Bell AI Fabric to provide core computing power for AI startup Cohere. This strategic move solidifies HIVE's expansion into high-performance computing infrastructure, boosting its pre-market stock performance.
Read MoreWhile Hong Kong's major indices closed lower, the artificial intelligence sector stood out with significant gains against the market trend. Changfei Fiber Optics led the surge, jumping over 31%, highlighting continued strong investor interest in AI and tech growth themes amid broader market adjustments.
Read MoreMicrosoft has changed its deployment strategy for Microsoft 365 Copilot. The AI assistant will now be automatically installed on eligible Windows devices, requiring administrators to manually opt out if they do not want it. This move raises questions about user control and default software installations.
Read MoreSyria's transitional government president publicly denied US claims about potential Syrian military involvement in Lebanon, calling for an end to warfare.
Read MoreThe Bitcoin Cycle Momentum indicator remains in negative territory at -11.4, signaling a continued bear market. While historically a support zone, analysts stress that a confirmed trend reversal requires a bullish price pattern and the indicator crossing above its neutral line, neither of which has occurred.
Read MoreIranian media reports indicate that a delegation led by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has concluded its visit to Switzerland and returned to Tehran. The details and context of the meetings remain undisclosed, drawing attention to Iran's diplomatic movements.
Read MoreT-Head Semiconductor, Alibaba's chip unit, has dramatically increased its registered capital from 300 million to 1 billion yuan. This substantial investment underscores Alibaba's intensified focus on core semiconductor technology and its commitment to advancing full-stack chip R&D capabilities.
Read MorePremier Li Qiang will attend the 17th Summer Davos Forum in Dalian from June 23 to 24. He will deliver a keynote speech, meet international guests, and engage with business leaders. The forum gathers over 1,700 participants from 90+ countries, including several prime ministers, for discussions on global economic cooperation.
Read MoreSakana AI launched Fugu, a multi-agent orchestration system now open for early beta testing. Featuring dynamic task allocation and adaptive recursion, Fugu Ultra outperforms GPT5.4, Gemini 3.1, and Opus4.6 in key reasoning and coding benchmarks, marking a significant advancement.
Read MoreOn-chain data reveals that an address linked to prominent trader Technorevenant executed a significant portfolio rebalance, selling 492 XAUT for approximately $2.05 million and simultaneously purchasing 3,457 BNB. This move swaps a gold-pegged token for a major exchange token, drawing market attention to potential strategy shifts.
Read MoreOn June 22nd, Japan's Nikkei 225 index surged 1.55% to close at a record high of 72,353.96 points, marking a historic milestone. South Korea's KOSPI also rose, indicating a broader positive shift in Asian market sentiment.
Read MoreA flaw in Taiko's bridge validation mechanism allowed attackers to steal up to $1.7M. The Layer 2 network has paused systems and urged users to withdraw funds while investigating the exploit.
Read MoreStandard Chartered suggests market expectations for Fed rate hikes are overly hawkish. Its latest outlook predicts the Fed will hold rates steady through 2024, with potential cuts not starting until Q2 2025, citing resilient U.S. growth and peaking inflation as supportive factors for emerging markets like India.
Read MoreA leveraged ETF tracking SK Hynix has surged to $13 billion in assets, becoming Hong Kong's second-largest ETF. Its value tripled in two months, capturing 13% of the local ETF market and setting an Asian growth record.
Read MoreMUFG strategist Daisaku Ueno warns Japan's FX intervention can only curb speculative yen selling, not the structural weakness driven by US-Japan real rate gaps. Finance Minister Kamikawa stands ready to act, but fundamental economic divergences limit policy effectiveness.
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