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bitcoin held above $67,000 on Saturday after President Donald Trump gave Iran 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face possible U.S. military action.
Meta paused work with AI startup Mercor after a cyberattack exposed sensitive information about how its AI systems are trained.
Apple opened a 50th anniversary exhibit at Apple Park showing iconic products, historic photos, and a large screen playing past ads and keynote moments, including the 1984 commercial and the opening of Steve Jobs Theater.
South Korean AI chip startup Rebellions has launched new rack-sized systems for running AI, saying they use 6 times less power and cost up to 75% less to buy than Nvidia-based machines.
Nvidia showed a new AI method that cut graphics memory use in a demo from 6.5GB to 970MB while keeping the image looking the same.
Amazon said several AWS cloud service zones in Bahrain and Dubai are fully offline after missile attacks, with no timeline yet for when service will be restored.
BlackRock is moving ahead with a Bitcoin income fund, Metaplanet added more BTC, and some long-quiet bitcoin wallets became active again, showing fresh movement in the Bitcoin market.
Hackers breached the European Commission after a tampered security app was installed, stealing 92 GB of cloud data, including emails and personal details from staff across EU institutions.
Block plans to relaunch a Bitcoin faucet on April 6 through btc.day, bringing back the early bitcoin giveaway model first introduced in 2010.
New sensor technology using diamonds could help aircraft and drones navigate when GPS fails, addressing growing risks from outdated magnetic maps and supporting more reliable navigation systems.
Bitcoin held near $67,000 on April 4, moving between about $65,900 and $69,100 over 24 hours as trading stayed active and the market remained steady overall.
A robotic exoskeleton called Hypershell was tested on hikes up Britain’s highest peaks to help with climbing, showing how wearable robots are being tried in real outdoor conditions.
Bitcoin market data shows demand is shrinking even as big institutions keep buying. Large holders sold about 188,000 bitcoin over the past year, while bitcoin fell below $70,000 and negative talk reached its highest level this year.
The European Commission said hackers stole more than 300GB of data from its Amazon cloud system, including personal information, in a breach linked to a software supply chain attack.
Researchers at Leiden University used advanced 3D printing to make tiny robots just 0.5 micrometers wide, about the size of a single-celled organism. The robots can move and steer without a brain by relying on their shape and surroundings.
TechRadar shared details on watching the 2026 Oxford vs Cambridge Boat Race online, including the race schedule, start time, and live stream options.
Big Bitcoin holders recorded $30.9 billion in losses in the first quarter of 2026, averaging $337 million a day, according to onchain data, in a sign of continued market pressure.
PrismML unveiled a new AI model that uses far less memory and power, aiming to run advanced AI on phones and other small devices instead of relying on the cloud.
Analyst says Bitcoin’s flat price movement could lead to a bigger breakout if it continues for longer.