After months of lost sales, the US gives Nvidia and AMD the green light to sell AI chips to China… in exchange for a healthy cut of the revenue. From “You’re Banned” to “We’ll Take a Cut”For months, Nvidia and AMD watched one of the world’s biggest artificial intelligence (AI ) markets slip through their
El Salvador Greenlights Bitcoin Banking for Major Financial Institutions
El Salvador’s National Assembly has passed the Investment Banking Law, enabling large financial institutions to provide services denominated in Bitcoin and other digital assets to qualified investors. The legislation applies to banks with at least US$50 million (AU$76.74 million) in capital, granting them investment bank status and allowing them to seek additional licences for crypto-related
St Stephen’s Green and Temple Bar waste compactors to tackle street rubbish in weeks
Large on-street waste compactors, similar to the size of a small caravan, will come into operation at St Stephen’s Green and Temple Bar in the first week of September, Dublin City Council has confirmed. Within weeks of the compactors going live, businesses and residents on 90 streets in the south inner city will be permanently
Packers’ Josh Jacobs speaks out on Matt LaFleur’s unclear plan
There is no denying who the alpha is in the Green Bay Packers running back room. After burning rubber for 1,329 rushing yards to go with 15 rushing touchdowns on 301 carries in the 2024 NFL season, Jacobs is expected to carry most of the load again in the Packers’ ground attack in 2025. Besides
Green dildos are raining down on WNBA courts. Why? Crypto memecoins, of course.
Take a deep breath and prepare yourself, because the “saga of the green dildos” is going to get really, really dumb. Now take another one, just to steel yourself—this story involves crypto and memecoins, after all. Ready? Okay. Perhaps you’ve heard that people have been tossing lime green dildos at WNBA players for the last
How urban greening is helping Singapore bounce back from widespread forest loss
Singapore, the smallest country in Southeast Asia, lost most of its original forest cover in the early 1800s to agriculture. But since the 1960s, when Singapore began pursuing urban greening initiatives, Singapore has greened 47% of its spaces, according to an episode of Mongabay’s podcast published in July…
Egypt pursues expansion of biogas, organic fertilizer production from agricultural waste
Egypt’s Minister of Local Development and Acting Environment Minister, Manal Awad, held a key meeting on Sunday with Agriculture Minister Alaa Farouk to discuss accelerating the use of agricultural and livestock waste for biogas production and organic fertilizer manufacturing. This move aligns with the country’s green transition goals and circular economy strategy, according to a
The global struggle to meet renewable energy goals
Year after year, studies are showing that many countries around the world are falling short on their renewable energy targets by not accelerating away from fossil fuels to green alternatives fast enough. By the beginning of 2025, all 197 countries of the United Nations had endorsed the 2015 Climate Agreement, although United States President Donald
Man Applying for Green Card Detained by ICE After Decades in US
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