The latest in AI.
Ethereum’s new zkAPI system uses zero-knowledge proofs to enable private, metered payments for AI models and APIs, while limiting account exposure and supporting software agents.
Anthropic’s Claude outage disrupted Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cowork, API and Console users worldwide on September 29, highlighting centralized AI dependencies and resilience challenges for crypto builders.
Jensen Huang’s “low IQ era” warning reignites debate over basic math, AI dependence and education, as automation raises questions about whether people can challenge machine-generated answers.
Block has joined the x402 Foundation and added Bitcoin Lightning support to its AI payment standard, advancing programmable payments for agents buying digital services automatically.
Bitcoin miners are reassessing the value of power as AI data-center demand grows, weighing hybrid strategies, infrastructure conversions, financing risks and the potential impact on mining economics and investor expectations.
Cardano joins the x402 payment standard, giving developers tools to build AI agents that use ADA and Cardano tokens to buy data, computing and digital services.
Bitcoin’s breakout above $85,000 triggered a leveraged crypto rotation into AI, layer-1 and meme tokens, as short liquidations, macro optimism and regulation boosted risk appetite.
Bitcoin miners are rethinking data center expansion as AI demand, scarce grid capacity and high power costs make electricity and adaptable infrastructure increasingly valuable assets.
The US House passed an AI power-cost bill aimed at protecting households, but missing legislative details leave its impact on data centers, utilities and crypto miners uncertain.
Nvidia’s reported plan to double chip sales in 2027 highlights booming AI infrastructure demand, manufacturing constraints and potential opportunities for crypto miners converting power sites into AI data centers.
Ripple’s new developer kit brings XRP and RLUSD to AI agent payments, targeting automated wallets, recurring transactions and multichain settlement while raising questions about adoption, security and Stripe compatibility.
Apple reportedly tests in-house chips for enterprise servers, potentially expanding its silicon strategy into infrastructure and intensifying competition for AI, cloud and crypto-related data-center capacity.