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Amdocs' AI-driven restructuring highlights the growing trend of automation impacting global employment, emphasizing the need for workforce adaptation. The post Amdocs plans to lay off 3,000 employees as part of AI-driven restructuring appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

In his annual letter to shareholders, Adani emphasized that the group remains deeply committed to rapid expansion despite facing intense scrutiny over the past year

The post Top Privacy-Focused Cryptocurrencies for Long-Term Investment: Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), and Bittensor (TAO) appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Monero employs ring signatures along with stealth addresses to ensure automatic privacy for all transactions Zcash leverages zk-SNARK technology to provide users with the choice between private and transparent transactions Bittensor operates as a decentralized artificial intelligence platform, emerging as a key player in the data ownership space Regulatory scrutiny has led several prominent cryptocurrency exchanges to delist Monero over compliance issues Growing concerns about AI surveillance and government monitoring could drive future demand for privacy-preserving cryptocurrencies The conversation around privacy-focused cryptocurrencies has intensified in recent years. Let’s examine three prominent projects that long-term investors are monitoring closely. While Bitcoin is frequently portrayed as providing anonymity,

Forget dirty nappies. In Silicon Valley, there’s increasing chatter about virtual offspring A few months ago, an AI researcher from Europe attended a dinner party in Silicon Valley. During one of the many courses, the host addressed his guests, all of whom worked in AI. The researcher paraphrased his message like this: “Isn’t it amazing that we are the last generation of humans who will need to think about procreating biologically? We were lucky enough to be born at a time where we can simply upload our consciousnesses instead.” “I didn’t see that coming,” the researcher told me. “I was just enjoying my fish.” Continue reading...

The post Stellar Drops 17% as Traders Eye Key Levels appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Stellar’s rally has turned into a sharp pullback, leaving traders divided after XLM dropped 17% in 24 hours. The move followed a strong weekly advance tied to DTCC partnership excitement, rising volume, and renewed interest in the asset. XLM remains up about 62% over the past week, but the latest drop has shifted focus to key support and resistance levels. Stellar Falls After Strong Weekly Rally Stellar Lumens recorded a sharp daily correction after a fast rise over the past week. XLM was down 17% at the time of writing, making it one of the weakest major crypto assets over 24 hours. The pullback came after Stellar surged more than 26% during the recent rally. The move was linked to market excitement around a DTCC partnership and stronger trading activity. The price had reached about $0.206 during the rally, with volume and market value also rising. That showed renewed market interest after a long

The post NVIDIA Launches DynoSim for Efficient AI Serving Optimization appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Felix Pinkston May 29, 2026 23:09 NVIDIA’s DynoSim accelerates AI model deployment by simulating the Pareto frontier for workloads, cutting GPU costs and boosting efficiency. NVIDIA has unveiled DynoSim, a simulation tool designed to optimize large language model (LLM) deployments by mapping the Pareto frontier for workload configurations. The tool, announced on May 29, 2026, promises to reduce GPU costs and streamline infrastructure planning for AI serving at scale. Modern LLM serving is notoriously complex, involving interdependent variables like tensor-parallel configurations, cache behavior, scheduler settings, and autoscaling thresholds. Testing these setups in real-world environments is both time-consuming and expensive. This is where DynoSim steps in, acting as a discrete-event simulator that replicates NVIDIA’s Dynamo AI serving stack at atomic granulari

Record S&P 500 close on May 26, 2026 amid AI chip surge puts momentum in focus. Concentration near 36% in top 10 raises June trade-offs for SPY, RSP, and semis.

The post Will AI Break The Grid? It Depends On How We Use Every Electron appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A newly constructed data center in Middenmeer, the Netherlands. getty After years of relatively flat power consumption in many advanced economies, utilities are revising load forecasts upward, and data centers are competing for grid connections. In Northern Virginia, in the data center valley, it might take 14 years for a data center to gain access to the grid. Yet, the electrons are needed now. Many pundits fear: AI will break the grid. This argument misses one important feature of electric systems: demand growth also drives adaptation. Electricity demand is far from a fixed number that utilities simply need to satisfy by simply adding more power plants. New generation will be needed, but modern power systems also adapt through efficiency improvements, short- and long-term storage, demand flexibility, and better utilization of existing infrastructure. I sat down with leaders a