Author: Charlotte

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is expanding its global AI infrastructure ambitions, with Australia emerging as an important new market for its growing portfolio of GPUs, CPUs, networking products, and AI software. On September 9, it announced strategic partnerships with Australian NVIDIA Cloud Partners (NCPs) and AI infrastructure providers as it works with local partners toward an AI infrastructure buildout of up to 2 gigawatts by 2027. The initiative will expand the availability of land, power, and data center shell capacity designed to host multiple generations of Nvidia’s DSX AI factory infrastructure. While the buildout is designed to meet Australia’s growing demand…

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BitcoinWorldPharos PROS Tokenomics Reveal: Strategic 21% Community Allocation Signals New Era for Financial Infrastructure In a significant development for blockchain financial infrastructure, Pharos has officially unveiled the tokenomics for its PROS token, allocating a substantial 21% of the total supply directly to community participants. This announcement, made on March 15, 2025, represents a strategic move by the Layer 1 blockchain platform to prioritize decentralized governance and user participation from its inception. The PROS token distribution model establishes clear parameters for ecosystem growth while maintaining balanced incentives across stakeholders. Pharos PROS Tokenomics Breakdown and Strategic Implications Pharos has structured its PROS…

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VIENNA: Austria’s central bank has trimmed its economic growth forecast for the country in 2026 due to a weaker-than-expected first six months of the year, but raised it for next year as the outlook is improving, it said on Friday. In an update to its last economic forecasts published in June, the Austrian National Bank (OeNB) said it now expects gross domestic product to grow by 0.5percent this year, 0.1 points less than it had previously predicted. It raised its forecast for 2027, however, to 1.3percent from 1.1percent. “Despite the war in the Middle East and this summer’s drought, the…

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Peter Brandt, Arthur Hayes, Citi, and NYDIG have all published a floor for Bitcoin, and they disagree by tens of thousands of dollars. The gap between the shallowest and deepest calls reveals just how much uncertainty surrounds this selloff. Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) trades at $77,278 as of September 12, 2026, after a 3.26% weekly pullback and a 33.48% drop from a year earlier, when Bitcoin traded near $116,106. The early September rebound stalled at $82,283 on the 3rd before sellers regained control and pushed the price back to the low $77,000s. Peter Brandt, Arthur Hayes, Citi, NYDIG, and a Delta Exchange…

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Winston Taylor has added Christopher Pristouris as a partner in its Private Capital & Funds Practice in New York as the firm continues expanding its private investment funds and critical transactions capabilities. Pristouris advises private fund sponsors across the full lifecycle of their investment management businesses, including adviser structuring, registration, governance, fund formation, and fundraising. His practice also covers regulatory and compliance matters, SEC examinations and enforcement, and issues arising under the Investment Advisers Act, Securities Act, and other federal securities laws. Pristouris works across private equity, private credit, venture capital, early- and growth-stage investments, real estate, funds of funds,…

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Sky has today announced a new apprenticeship programme, with applications opening today, giving two aspiring creatives the chance to get behind the scenes at one of the UK’s leading entertainment broadcasters. The programme, beginning in January 2027, combines paid, hands-on experience with expert training across Sky Entertainment.Delivered in partnership with the National Film and Television School (NFTS), the scheme is designed to open up new routes into the film and television industry, giving emerging production talent the opportunity to learn from industry experts and see first-hand what it takes to create and deliver world-class content to audiences. Two apprentices will join…

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She Built a Ksh1.5M School Fees Fund for Her 2 Children How would you feel if, by the time your children joined high school, you already had a Ksh1.5 million fund ready to take care of their fees and other school-related expenses? Josephine, a mother of two LinkedIn Source link

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Digital credential formats are on the verge of being sucked into a global debate over the nature of sovereignty with strangely significant implications for the biometrics and digital identity markets. Pressure to migrate from physical ID documents to digital credentials continues to mount, with IDScan’s confirmation that it lost 170 million identity documents, including 153 million driver’s license scans, in a data breach. The incident comes amid a broader push in the U.S. towards replacing ID document scans with cryptographic verifiability and continuous trust. To that end, everyone from Congress to NIST to the FSSCC is trying to boost America’s…

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Prices fall even as inventories remain historically lowCautious demand could cap near-term price gains LME aluminium prices fell in the week ended 11 September, with three-month aluminium prices declining 1.3% w-o-w to $3,250/t from $3,293/t. The decline came despite relatively tight exchange availability, while cautious market sentiment and subdued demand weighed on prices.Meanwhile, LME aluminium inventories declined 425 t (0.2%) w-o-w to 244,100 t from 244,525 t, remaining at historically low levels. The continued drawdown in stocks highlighted tight exchange availability and provided an underlying floor to prices.Factors weighing on LME aluminium pricesLME aluminium prices were pressured by profit-taking and…

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