The US FTC (FTC) has released a study of partnerships between big tech companies and the artificial intelligence (AI) industry. The FTC examined partnerships between big tech companies and AI companies, and the report said the Microsoft-OpenAI partnership heightened antitrust concerns. The FTC has already questioned major tech AI investments in 2024.
According to Globenewswire, Canadian technology company Matador announced today that it has completed the acquisition of approximately 29 bitcoins for a total cash 4.50 million Canadian dollars, with an average price of $96,341 each.
On December 5th, Nasdaq-listed medical technology company Semler Scientific (SMLR) announced that it bought 303 bitcoins at an average price of $96,779, with a total value of $29.30 million. As of December 4th, the company held 1,873 bitcoins, with a total investment of about $147.10 million, and an average cost of holding a position of $78,553. The company raised funds by issuing shares through ATMs and has completed a $79.80 million financing. Since adopting the bitcoin reserve strategy in May...
OpenAI has hired a former executive from education technology company Coursera to lead the development of its education business.
Fintech company Monerium has launched EURe on the Noble blockchain, marking it as the first euro-backed stablecoin to be launched in the Cosmos ecosystem. It is reported that Noble is a network specifically designed to issue and transfer stablecoins and other real-world assets on sovereign blockchains.
According to Bitcoin Magazine, Semler Scientific, a US-listed medical technology company, has purchased another 83 bitcoins worth $5 million. Since it announced its bitcoin asset reserve strategy on May 28, 2024, the company has purchased a total of 929 bitcoins for a total of $63 million.
On August 6th, Semler Scientific, a US-listed medical technology company, announced that it has purchased an additional 101 bitcoins for $6 million. Since it announced the adoption of a bitcoin asset reserve strategy on May 28, 2024, the company has purchased a total of 929 bitcoins, amounting to a total of $63 million. Previously, Semler Scientific was seeking to sell shares to buy more bitcoins.
According to Bitcoin Magazine, Semler Scientific, a US-listed medical technology company, is looking to sell shares to buy more bitcoins. Semler Scientific previously purchased an additional 247 BTC for $17 million. As of June 6, 2024, Semler held a total of 828 BTC for $57 million.
South Korean fintech startup Travel Wallet has raised $10 million in a new funding round led by Lightspeed. This marks Travel Wallet's first global venture capital investment and Lightspeed's first foray into the Korean market. Hyoung-woo Kim, chief executive, said in a statement that Travel Wallet planned to "aggressively pursue international expansion" with the support of Lightspeed. To this end, the company has established local subsidiaries in the United States and Japan, and expansion will ...