[Brief] US mining company TeraWulf reported $21 million in high-performance computing (HPC) revenue in Q1 2026, surpassing its Bitcoin mining income for the first time. This marks a significant step in the company’s pivot from crypto mining to AI compute infrastructure, a trend increasingly common among former Bitcoin miners. Source: The Block
[Brief] The United States is considering allowing jet fuel exports to Europe to help ease potential supply shortages affecting the aviation industry. Parts of Europe may face jet fuel supply constraints, and US assistance would help stabilize aviation markets. Middle East tensions may be a contributing factor. Source: BBC World
Apple is reportedly in final testing of AirPods with cameras, potentially for gesture control and spatial awareness features. Source: Mashable / Google News
Jack Dorsey’s Block raised full-year guidance after recording $173 million in Q1 bitcoin revenue. Source: The Block
China announced suspended death sentences for two former defense ministers, marking the latest development in the military’s anti-corruption campaign. Source: BBC / Politico
Coinbase reported a nearly $400 million loss in Q1, with the CEO seeking to reduce dependence on crypto market volatility. Stock fell 5%. Source: The Block / CoinDesk
The Golden Globes announced AI rules: works using AI won’t be disqualified as long as humans are involved in the creative process. Source: Variety / Google News
Google unveiled the screenless Fitbit Air health device, relying on Gemini AI as a personal health coach, representing a new direction for wearables. Source: Google News
Hamas disarmament talks have stalled, raising fears of a renewed conflict in Gaza. Source: BBC World
JPMorgan reported that bitcoin is gaining over gold as a debasement trade following the Iran conflict, with institutional funds continuing to flow into BTC ETFs. Source: The Block