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The new data compression layer may address centralization risks in the crypto industry, such as the recent outage by Amazon Web Services.

Developers will soon be able to deploy Solana-based AI agent applications on Injective and bridge a variety of cryptocurrencies between them.

The OECD’s policy paper highlights AI’s potential to reshape G7 tourism, enhancing sustainability and visitor experiences while addressing risks.

New decentralized solutions emerge as users demand more control over their data, forcing businesses to rethink traditional collection practices.

Some of the CARV accelerator’s top partners already include Arweave, Litentry and Alibaba Cloud.

Avail, led by a Polygon co-founder, raises $75 million to tackle Web3 challenges like fragmentation and data availability.

Big data, data analytics, data governance, data visualization, data integration and more. Discover these key data terms for a deeper understanding.

President Biden urges technology companies to prioritize secure AI products before public release, stressing the need to address potential risks to society, national security and the economy.

Crunchbase partners with AllianceBlock to make business data more accessible to blockchain businesses and developers.

Mazars, the former accounting firm for Donald Trump’s companies, was hired recently to audit Binance’s PoR.

For starters, Binance Oracle will allow existing decentralized applications and Web3 ecosystem partners on BNB Chain to access data sources and advanced computations.

Cryptocurrencies hijack most blockchain-related headlines, but their underlying technology’s adoption has been growing rapidly.

The San Francisco-based fintech company now supports Binance.US, Gemini, Robinhood and SoFi accounts.

LINK price broke its downtrend and rallied to $9 after the developers released a roadmap and announced that Chainlink 2.0 includes token staking.

Decentralized science, dubbed DeSci, is creating new markets for knowledge and new opportunities on commercial markets.