Could MicroStrategy’s collapse trigger the next crypto crash? A data-driven look at why it may be 2026’s biggest black swan ...
Billionaire tech leader Michael Saylor-led Bitcoin (BTC) treasury firm MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), now Strategy, has finally written to Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) over the potential ...
For more than half a century, Related Companies has built the communities and infrastructure that keeps our cities growing and resilient. Today, that same spirit of innovation is driving us forward as ...
The developer behind the rezoning request for the proposed data center in Howell Township, Michigan, has withdrawn their application. According to a Facebook post on Sunday, the application for ...
MiniMax unveiled on Tuesday its new M2.1 artificial intelligence model, stating it is “significantly enhanced” over its ...
HOWELL TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The developer behind a controversial AI data center proposal in Howell Township has withdrawn their rezoning request and text amendment application, township officials ...
A city in western Japan plans to launch the country's third and largest data centre cluster with total power capacity of 3.1 gigawatts, a document ​showed, as the Asian nation races to meet surging ...
Bitcoin mining firm Hut 8 is the latest crypto infrastructure company to lock in large-scale, Google-backed financing, as miners increasingly pivot toward artificial intelligence data centers to ...
STRATEGY, once a middling software firm named MicroStrategy, is now best known as the world’s largest corporate owner of bitcoin. Michael Saylor, its founder, describes the company as the world’s ...
Strategy purchased 10,624 bitcoin for about $963 million last week, lifting its total holdings to 660,624 BTC as shares edged higher alongside a modest rebound in bitcoin prices. Strategy, the largest ...
On October 10, MSCI, the world’s second-largest index provider, floated a proposal that immediately dealt a sharp blow to a small but fast-growing corporate category: digital asset treasury firms.