Toss and Optimism are evaluating a Korean won-pegged stablecoin and conducting a technical test of the OP Stack to explore blockchain payment solutions for South Korea’s fintech market.
Mexico, Peru, Guatemala, and Ecuador oppose U.S. tariffs aimed at combating forced labor, arguing existing laws suffice and that tariffs would unfairly target compliant exporters.
The upcoming A20 Pro chip boosts AI workload efficiency by adopting six-channel 96-bit LPDDR5X memory and new packaging, foregoing the latest LPDDR6 RAM standard.
Mazda warns Australia’s recent EV sales spike is driven by subsidies and fleet pressure rather than true consumer demand, sparking a heated industry debate.
Gold and silver prices fell as fresh US military strikes on Iran intensified geopolitical uncertainty, pushing crude oil prices higher in global markets.
Uzbekistan and Shanghai SUS Environment review progress on a $300 million waste-to-energy project, aiming to generate electricity by incinerating municipal waste.
StarkWare’s CEO suggested replacing Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply limit with a 4% yearly issuance rate to address lost coins, sparking controversy within the crypto community.
Samsung begins mass production of its PM1763 PCIe 6.0 SSD, boasting unprecedented data speeds and power efficiency tailored for next-generation AI and HPC servers.
Chevron and Exxon prepare to report their strongest earnings in years amid supply disruptions, fueling renewed criticism from former President Trump over high gasoline prices.
Sir Keir Starmer plans to present a £37 billion missile development package aiming to advance Europe’s defense capabilities and bolster NATO cooperation during the Ankara summit.