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Memory boom-bust cycle booms again as Samsung reportedly jacks memory prices 60% 2025-11-15 at 00:37 By Tobias Mann Leaving buyers to cry, AI AI AI If you haven’t noticed, DRAM memory has gotten a lot more expensive in recent weeks. … This article is an excerpt from The Register View Original Source

Bitcoin’s 2-year trend is about to collapse: Will bulls defend $90K? 2025-11-14 at 23:49 By Cointelegraph by Biraajmaan Tamuly Bitcoin lost multiple critical support areas as data show short-term investors holding on to capitulation-level losses, raising fears of a deeper breakdown in BTC price. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com News View Original Source

Bitcoin miners retreat sharply as BTC pulls back from recent highs 2025-11-14 at 23:49 By Cointelegraph by Nate Kostar Major mining stocks dropped 20%–50% this week, erasing billions in value as the sector continued to lag Bitcoin’s latest pullback. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com News View Original Source

BitMine appoints new CEO amid Ether buying spree 2025-11-14 at 23:49 By Cointelegraph by Turner Wright BitMine held about $11 billion worth of ETH as of this week, making it the largest Ether treasury in the cryptocurrency industry. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com News View Original Source

Fortinet finally cops to critical make-me-admin bug under active exploitation 2025-11-14 at 23:49 By Jessica Lyons More than a month after PoC made public Fortinet finally published a security advisory on Friday for a critical FortiWeb path traversal vulnerability under active exploitation – but it appears digital intruders got a month’s head start.… This article

Researchers find hole in AI guardrails by using strings like =coffee 2025-11-14 at 23:49 By Thomas Claburn Who guards the guardrails? Often the same shoddy security as the rest of the AI stack Large language models frequently ship with “guardrails” designed to catch malicious input and harmful output. But if you use the right word

Price predictions 11/14: BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE, LINK, BCH 2025-11-14 at 22:04 By Cointelegraph by Rakesh Upadhyay Bitcoin has broken below the psychologically crucial $100,000 level, signaling that the bears are in full control. The next strong support on the downside is at $87,800. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com

Real estate hybrid funds challenge DATs with mix of property and Bitcoin 2025-11-14 at 22:04 By Cointelegraph by Vince Quill Most crypto treasury companies today lack an operational business that generates cash flow to finance additional digital asset purchases. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com News View Original Source

Bitcoin falls to 6-month low as ETF demand collapses: Finance Redefined 2025-11-14 at 22:04 By Cointelegraph by Zoltan Vardai Bitcoin drops to a six-month low as spot ETF outflows resume despite the US shutdown ending, signaling weak demand and renewed pressure on crypto markets. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com News View Original Source

Canonical pushes Ubuntu LTS support even further – if you pay 2025-11-14 at 22:04 By Liam Proven Enterprise Linux vendors keep jostling to see who can prop up geriatric distros the longest Last year, Canonical increased its paid extended support lifespan to 12 years. Now, it’s increasing it again, to 15 years … for a

Crims poison 150K+ npm packages with token-farming malware 2025-11-14 at 20:50 By Jessica Lyons Amazon spilled the TEA Yet another supply chain attack has hit the npm registry in what Amazon describes as “one of the largest package flooding incidents in open source registry history” – but with a twist. Instead of injecting credential-stealing code

North Korean Hackers Turn JSON Services into Covert Malware Delivery Channels 2025-11-14 at 20:50 By The North Korean threat actors behind the Contagious Interview campaign have once again tweaked their tactics by using JSON storage services to stage malicious payloads. “The threat actors have recently resorted to utilizing JSON storage services like JSON Keeper, JSONsilo,

Ripple CTO’s ‘50-year Bitcoin’ joke has a point: Here’s the deeper lesson on crypto evolution 2025-11-14 at 20:20 By Cointelegraph by Bradley Peak The “50-year Bitcoin” joke reveals crypto’s split tempo, where the base layer ossifies while L2s and edge systems innovate rapidly. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com News View Original Source

Bitcoin bull run ‘might actually be over’ as Wyckoff pattern points to $86K 2025-11-14 at 20:20 By Cointelegraph by Yashu Gola The oft-cited Wyckoff pattern suggests that Bitcoin price could be headed toward $86,000 next, especially if BTC fails to hold $94,000, which is the average cost basis of 6 to 12-month Bitcoin holders. This

Tether to accelerate push into commodity lending with cash, USDt credit 2025-11-14 at 20:20 By Cointelegraph by Sam Bourgi Tether is expanding its commodity-trade lending after deploying $1.5 billion in credit, marking a deeper shift from stablecoin issuer to global finance player. This article is an excerpt from Cointelegraph.com News View Original Source

Now you can share your AI delusions with Group ChatGPT 2025-11-14 at 20:20 By Brandon Vigliarolo Just when you thought virtual collaboration couldn’t get worse, OpenAI stuffs a bot into your group conversations Feel like your team’s group chat is a bit lifeless? Remote coworkers not really collaborating as well as they should be? There’s

Project Kuiper becomes Amazon Leo as satellite network trickles into orbit 2025-11-14 at 20:20 By Richard Speed Starlink challenger drops the codename, but full-blown service still years out Amazon has rebranded its satellite broadband plan from Project Kuiper to Amazon Leo. And no, Leo doesn’t stand for “Late Entrants Only,” even though the project is

AMD grabs more x86 share as Intel stumbles in entry-level chips 2025-11-14 at 20:20 By Dan Robinson Mercury Research blames stockpiling and low-end shortages for unusually flat CPU market AMD continues to claw market share away from Intel in CPU shipments, growing faster than its rival in most segments. Meanwhile business in the x86 processor

GPU goliaths are devouring supercomputing – and legacy storage can’t feed the beast 2025-11-14 at 20:20 By Chris Mellor VDURA boss: Your x86 clusters are obsolete, metadata is eating 20% of I/O, and every idle GPU second burns cash The supercomputing landscape is fracturing. What once was a relatively unified world of massive multi-processor x86