Month: June 2023

Microsoft’s Nuance Communications Says AI-Backed Clinical Note Application Is Coming to Epic Systems

Nuance is on a mission to reduce administrative responsibilities for doctors so that they can spend less time on paperwork and more time with patients. Microsoft-owned computer software company Nuance Communications announced that its AI-powered clinical notes application is coming to Epic Systems. It is only a matter of time before AI integrates every part of human life. The buzzing technology tool has gained massive popularity in recent times as many companies across diverse fields adopt it. Nuance Communications and Epic announced that they are offering the Nuance Dragon Ambient…

Bitcoin no longer crypto of choice for illicit crypto activity: TRM Labs

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According to new research, fewer cybercriminals are turning to Bitcoin as their primary method of moving illicit funds, with bad actors opting to go back to fiat channels or choosing other cryptocurrencies. Digital asset compliance and risk management firm TRM Labs revealed that illicit finance volumes involving Bitcoin (BTC) had fallen significantly over the past seven years, according to its “Illicit Crypto Ecosystem Report,” released on June 28. TRM Labs said instead a new multichain era has led to a “qualitative leap” away from Bitcoin as a primary means of…

The Surge in Bitcoin ETF Submissions: Implications for the Global Cryptocurrency Market

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The year 2023 has seen a sudden surge in the number of applications for Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). Major financial institutions and asset management firms, including Valkyrie, BlackRock, and Fidelity, have joined the race to launch their own Bitcoin ETFs. But what has triggered this sudden explosion in Bitcoin ETF submissions? The primary reason behind this trend is the growing acceptance and recognition of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as legitimate financial assets. Over the past few years, Bitcoin has consistently proven its resilience, bouncing back from numerous market downturns and…

ZEN Sheds Privacy Coin Label Amid Regulatory Scrutiny

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Unity (U) Stock Price Jumps Over 15% as Company Announces Its AI Marketplace

Unity plans to integrate AI tools for generating game dialogues, graphics, and textures in its gaming software. On Tuesday, June 27, the stock price of Unity Software (NYSE: U) surged by more than 15% as the gaming toolmaker announced a marketplace for artificial intelligence software. This development comes at a time of hot and fresh developments taking place in the AI industry. Unity is basically a game engine software producing games for smartphones, consoles, and virtual reality headsets. With the recent development, Unity customers will be able to choose from…

Bitfinex Launches P2P Trading Platform in Three Latin American Countries

The company plans to launch a mobile version later in the year with additional features to improve user experience. Digital asset exchange Bitfinex has launched a new peer-to-peer (P2P) trading platform in Venezuela, Argentina, and Colombia. The platform, called BitfinexP2P, will allow users in these countries to buy and sell Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Tether tokens (USDT and EURT), and Tether Gold (XAUT) directly without paying intermediaries. Paolo Ardoino, CTO of Bitfinex, expressed his delight at the launch of the P2P marketplace. He espoused the company’s belief in the transformative…

Voyager to pay $1.1M in legal fees incurred in April

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Bankrupt crypto brokerage Voyager Digital is obligated to pay $1.1 million to its legal adviser, Kirkland & Ellis, for fees and expenses associated with its involvement in the company’s bankruptcy proceedings in April. According to the available documents, Kirkland & Ellis law firm implemented a blended hourly billing rate of $1,313.18 for the provision of various services throughout April. The cumulative fees assessed for the legal services rendered by both attorneys and paralegals amounted to a figure surpassing $1.4 million. Certain members holding high positions within the law firm charged…