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BYLINE: Maxwell Bernstein When the U.S. Department of Energy launched the Genesis Mission to supercharge artificial intelligence-driven scientific discovery and innovation, it needed more than supercomputers. It required secure, best-in-class infrastructure to store data so researchers across the country could efficiently access the information.Enter the Fermi Data Platform, or FDP — a system built on thousands of hard drives that make up Fermilab’s scientific storage infrastructure backbone. Selected as a key partner for the Genesis Mission’s American Science Cloud, Fermilab is providing petabytes of storage, robust data-access tools and deep institutional expertise to ensure the data can be used to its fullest…

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In brief A 32-year-old man has been indicted in Nancy over a so-called “wrench attack” targeting a crypto holder. The man was one of three who allegedly posed as police officers to attack a couple in a bid to steal $20,000 in cryptocurrency. The attack followed a January data breach at French crypto tax platform Waltio that affected 50,000 users. Three men allegedly posed as police officers to attack a couple at their Nancy home, attempting to steal their cryptocurrency portfolio after obtaining their personal information from a breached crypto platform, Le Parisien reported.A 32-year-old man from Vaujours (Seine-Saint-Denis) has…

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By Suzanne McGee, Lewis Krauskopf and Anirban SenNEW YORK, June 15 (Reuters) – Last week’s stock market debut of Elon Musk’s SpaceX is forcing providers of equity indexes to reconcile two often-conflicting objectives: Do they stick to their inclusion rules or revise them to reflect changes in the market they are targeting?Financial advisers and asset managers agree that both goals can be in the interests of investors – but navigating the tension between the two requires forethought about ​the risk tolerance and appetite for volatility implicit in indexing decisions that have often been presented as one-size-fits-all.“The IPO is the headline,…

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YVETTE DE WIT UNSPLASH SENATOR Francis Pancratius “Kiko” N. Pangilinan renewed his calls for the passage of the Anti-Ticket Scalping Bill following the high resale prices of a Korean boy group’s concert tickets for P30,000 to P90,000, pushing for stronger regulations in the digital marketplace. In a press statement, Mr. Pangilinan raised concerns over the “exorbitant” prices imposed by resellers on the tickets, noting that the measure could address the abusive resale practices by penalizing scalpers from P100,000 to P500,000. “It is not right for the scalpers to take advantage of the fans’ eagerness,” Mr. Pangilinan said in Filipino following…

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Bill Ackman is one of the most followed investment managers in the world — and with good reason. As the manager of Pershing Square’s (PS +3.61%) assets, he’s led the hedge fund to produce a compound annual return of nearly 16% since 2004, handily outperforming the S&P 500 in that time. What also makes Ackman attractive is that he holds a highly concentrated portfolio of stocks, and he’s more than willing to discuss his thoughts on each of Pershing Square’s investments. While Ackman hasn’t disclosed the exact holdings of his new fund, Pershing Square USA, disclosures for assets held by…

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Friday sent letters to four large infrastructure investors, requesting more information on their data center deals, Axios has learned.She’s specifically interested in possible overlaps between ownership of data centers and utilities (i.e., the demand and supply), but does not allege any wrongdoing.Why it matters: There is growing political anxiety over data centers that underly the AI revolution, particularly as energy prices rise, and private equity’s involvement pours populist fuel on the fire.Driving the news: Warren, ranking member on the Senate Banking Committee, sent letters to BlackRock, Blackstone Group, Brookstone Infrastructure Partners and KKR.They request information…

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BlockBeats News, November 1st, Pump.fun announced the launch of a practical token support program called “Spotlight”, aiming to help practical tokens without meme attributes gain more attention and liquidity to support early-stage companies or projects. Pump.fun stated that the program will select tokens with practical value in the ecosystem and integrated into the company’s long-term strategy, and will help the teams devise an issuance plan. Currently, the Spotlight program is open for applications. Source link

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The rising cost of defensive spending: Surveillance cameras monitoring a local retail store environment highlight the growing multi-billion-dollar ‘security tax’ burden on businesses. Image created by mytsv.com. As retail shrink hits $132B, a new economic appraisal highlights defensive spending costs, while MyTSV expands its network to restore local business trust. DEERFIELD, IL, UNITED STATES, June 15, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — A comprehensive macroeconomic and institutional appraisal published by MyTSV.com has sparked intense discussion among economists, policymakers, and business leaders by exposing the profound, hidden structural drag that property crime and defensive expenditures place on global economic growth. Titled “The Economics of…

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