The European Commission plans to issue a formal charge sheet to Meta Platforms, accusing the company of failing to adequately police illegal content on Facebook and Instagram, a move that could trigger fines of up to 6 per cent of Meta’s global annual turnover. The charge stems from findings that Meta lacks an effective “notice-and-action” mechanism allowing users to flag illegal posts, as required under the Digital […]
HANGZHOU, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 25 September 2025 – From September 25 to 29, Hangzhou, capital city of east China’s Zhejiang Province, will play host to the 4th Global Digital Trade Expo. As the world’s gaze turns to eastern China, the city is using this premier digital trade gathering to paint a vivid picture of the “AI +” era. Official picture of the 4th Global […]
With Singapore as its regional headquarters in APAC and new operations in China, the payments orchestrator is simplifying cross-border commerce for global merchants. Yuno is also announcing the regional availability of NOVA, the company’s first-of-its-kind suite of agentic AI solutions that turn payment friction into growth. SINGAPORE & NEW YORK, US – Media OutReach Newswire – 25 September 2025 – Yuno, the global payment orchestration platform, today […]
The decentralized finance space is undergoing a critical transformation in 2025, ushering in what many observers call “DeFi 3.0.” While the earlier waves of DeFi focused on decentralized exchanges and liquidity incentives, the next generation is centered on permissionless lending, composability, capital efficiency, and real-time adaptation. As platforms such as Euler, Morpho and Hyperliquid gain traction, the shifts promise to reshape how capital moves, how risk is […]
A critical security flaw in NVIDIA’s Merlin Transformers4Rec framework allows threat actors to execute code remotely with root-level access, raising alarm across the AI ecosystem. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-23298, stems from unsafe deserialization in the model checkpoint loading routine. Attackers exploiting this flaw can submit crafted model files that, when deserialized via Python’s built-in mechanisms, trigger arbitrary command execution within the process’s context. Given that AI […]
Luma Protocol, incubated by PopChain and Nivex, officially entered the market on 20 September 2025, positioning itself as a new architecture in decentralized finance that anchors value in computing power rather than speculative token mechanics. At midday UTC+8 the project launched its pre-sale and, within hours, issued the first mining rewards — signalling a shift from purely token-based incentives toward infrastructure-backed models.
The project’s core proposition is that “Hash Power” — the computational capacity underlying blockchains — becomes a tangible, tradeable asset integrated into DeFi systems. Luma’s model seeks to counterbalance what its promoters describe as the unsustainable cycles of token subsidies that have affected prior generations of DeFi protocols. Underpinning the system, Luma plans to merge capital, computational resource markets, and application layers in a closed-loop infrastructure.
PopChain contributes its identity and settlement capabilities, while Nivex offers liquidity, exchange infrastructure, and compliance support. This strategic alignment aims to deliver an ecosystem where value issuance, transaction execution, and mining resource distribution interlock. According to the announcement, the first mining rewards were disbursed at midnight UTC+8, immediately after launching the pre-sale.
Market reaction to the LUMA token has been volatile. On the MEXC exchange, LUMA traded with a 24-hour jump of 26 per cent, reflecting speculative interest. Yet the token’s 7-day price variance is extremely steep, plunging nearly 99.97 per cent over the week, pointing to high risk and low liquidity stability. The circulating supply and full market capitalisation currently remain opaque.
Critics caution that the concept of tokenizing hash power is not without inherent risk. In the realm of blockchain security, high concentration of mining capacity has historically exposed smaller networks to attacks. The accessibility of mining power through services like NiceHash demonstrates how hash power can be rented and concentrated, creating vulnerability, especially for new entrants. At the same time, mainstream DeFi research underscores systemic risks emerging from leverage, protocol interdependence, and opacity in governance.
Luma’s governance architecture is not fully detailed in public documentation, but the model will need to grapple with decentralised decision-making, hardware centralisation, and incentives for fair participation. Without sufficient safeguards, the protocol may face the same challenges of centralisation, collusion, or exploitability that have troubled other DeFi platforms.
For its part, Nivex has been scaling its ecosystem prior to Luma’s debut. It recently launched a Web3 wallet integrated with PopChain, with plans to embed users into a flow from wallet to liquidity operations to settlement. This vertical integration may benefit Luma by driving demand for the infrastructure stack. Nivex also recently listed the POP/USDT trading pair, anchoring the POP ecosystem that underlies PopChain’s social finance ambitions.
On the supply side, the broader mining industry’s economics are under strain. Electricity, hardware depreciation, and operational costs continue to restrict profitable deployment of hash power. The Cambridge Digital Mining Report underscores that energy cost variance across geographies is a major barrier for expansion. Projects that seek to monetise compute power must navigate this cost differential.
SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 25 September 2025 – During HUAWEI CONNECT 2025, Huawei released the ISP/MSP Business Success Driven by RAMS White Paper at the summit themed “Powering the ISP/MSP Industry with All Intelligence and Resilience.” The white paper introduces the RAMS framework—ROI, Availability, Maintenance, and Security, aiming to help ISPs and MSPs thrive with AI by transitioning from providing connectivity to offering intelligent […]
Abu Dhabi’s real-estate sector recorded its most powerful half-year showing to date, with transaction values climbing sharply to AED 54 billion. The newly published inaugural market report by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre signals a turning point in transparency and market discipline in the emirate. The ADREC report shows residential unit sales reached AED 25 billion in the first six months, marking a 38 per cent […]
Arada has acquired a 75 percent stake in London-based residential developer Regal as part of a Dhs 2.5 billion investment that marks its first UK foray and second international expansion after Australia. The UK business will be rebranded as Arada London, with an ambition to turbocharge Regal’s pipeline from 10,000 units across 11 projects to over 30,000 within three years.
The acquisition was formalised in a ceremony attended by Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairman of Arada. Arada’s Group CEO, Ahmed Alkhoshaibi, said that more than half of the capital will be channelled into accelerating development and securing new land parcels. He described the London market environment as one presenting “right opportunities to acquire the right sites at the right price”.
Regal’s chief executive, Jonathan Seal, and the existing executive team will remain in post after the transaction. Seal remarked that Arada’s alignment with Regal’s strategic values and long-term vision made it a fitting partner to lead the next phase of growth.
The deal gives Arada an immediate platform in London, tapping into Regal’s diversified portfolio, which spans for-sale residential units, purpose-built student accommodation, and mixed-use regeneration schemes. Among ongoing developments is the Fulton & Fifth project in Wembley, comprising 876 homes of which 40 percent are designated as affordable housing, and Orchard Wharf in Tower Hamlets, which recently secured approval for 1,365 student beds and 200 homes.
Analysts see strategic logic in entering London via acquisition rather than greenfield development, citing the complexities and regulatory friction in the UK housing sector. Arada’s move follows a wave of Gulf-based developers expanding into London, including Damac, Aldar, and Modon, often via partnerships or subsidiaries.
However, entering the London residential market is not without risk. Regal’s 2024 accounts showed £252 million in short-term debt, contrasted against £196 million of investment property, reflecting potential balance-sheet stress. The UK housing sector continues to face headwinds from construction inflation, planning delays, and demand volatility.
Arada has defended the timing. Alkhoshaibi stated that entering markets when sentiment is subdued allows for acquiring desirable assets at lower cost, positioning for upside when conditions recover. He noted that Arada’s approach is to maintain momentum in its UAE operations while layering growth abroad.
Beyond the UK, Arada is also contemplating further regional expansion. The company is reportedly in discussions with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund about a large mixed-use project in the kingdom. In the UAE itself, Arada plans a Dhs 3 billion development project in Ras Al Khaimah next year, reinforcing its domestic footprint.
AVEVA has begun rolling out its AVEVA Advanced Analytics solution, integrated with its CONNECT platform, across multiple global industrial clients, claiming significant gains in efficiency, quality and energy use. The deployment underscores AVEVA’s push into industrial AI and predictive analytics within the manufacturing and consumer goods sectors. The offering, designed as a no-code, cloud-native framework, is built to transform large volumes of raw operational data into predictive […]
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 25 September 2025 – PROPEL with Singlife, the one-stop shared services hub for financial advisory (FA) firms, added two more awards to its record at the IIC Asia Awards 2025 (“the Awards”). The Technology Integration Excellence Award and the Operational Excellence Pioneer Award recognise PROPEL’s contributions to innovation, operational efficiency, and digital transformation in the insurance industry across Asia. PROPEL with […]
A newly disclosed vulnerability allows threat actors to surreptitiously install arbitrary extensions on Chromium-based browsers within Windows domain environments, circumventing typical user alerts and security checks. The technique hinges on manipulating how Chrome and its derivatives store extension settings and validations in preference files. Security researchers demonstrated that by editing specific preference files in a user’s profile, an attacker can mark a malicious extension as a “component” […]
Leading Financial Institutions, Regulators, and Tech Innovators Converge to Accelerate Hong Kong’s AI Readiness and Global Leadership HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 24 September 2025 – Citi Hong Kong, in collaboration with Mastercard and the FinTech Association of Hong Kong (FTAHK), successfully co-hosted the “Creating an AI Ready Economy” forum yesterday. Riding on the success of last year, this flagship event, now in its […]
OBS Studio version 32.0 has been unveiled, introducing a built-in plugin manager, expanded NVIDIA RTX audio enhancements, and hybrid MOV recording support across platforms. The update also brings performance tweaks for Apple Silicon and improvements to Linux video capture. The plugin manager included in version 32.0 allows users to view, enable or disable installed plugins from within OBS itself, eliminating much of the manual file-based management previously […]
MetaMask’s long-awaited native token, MASK, has received confirmation from ConsenSys CEO Joe Lubin that it is on the horizon, stoking anticipation across crypto markets. Lubin suggested the token may arrive sooner than many expect, reawakening speculation about a potential airdrop tied to user activity. Traders have already begun positioning around the move.
Parallel to the MASK buzz, derivatives activity around Aster’s native token has escalated dramatically: futures open interest has expanded by 46 per cent, reflecting aggressive speculative demand.
Bitcoin’s climb toward as high as $113,500 has added momentum to altcoin risk appetite, though analysts warn of resistance near $115,000 as a critical hurdle for sustained upside.
Momentum behind Aster has been fuelled by on‐chain flows and whale accumulation. One address spent over $1.18 million acquiring nearly 595,580 ASTER tokens in a single trade, underscoring deep-pocketed conviction in the token’s trajectory. Aster has also introduced 300x leverage trading for HYPE, drawing comparison and competition with Hyperliquid’s native token ecosystem.
Meanwhile, Hyperliquid’s own tokenomics are under pressure. A major holder transferred around 200,000 HYPE tokens—worth roughly $8.9 million—within two hours, moving the assets toward Aster platforms. The selling pressure from large holders is prompting governance discussions: one proposal suggests burning 45 per cent of HYPE supply to counterbalance impending token unlocks.
Liquidity metrics reflect the competitive dynamics among perpetual DEX platforms. While Hyperliquid historically dominated, new entrants such as Aster, Lighter and edgeX are aggressively capturing share through incentives and token distribution programmes. Some analysts caution that much of Aster’s volume is driven by incentive-seeking rather than long-term retention.
The MASK narrative adds an extra layer of complexity. Decrypt reports that prediction markets assign roughly 32 per cent odds to a token launch by November, indicating widespread uncertainty despite Lubin’s confident tone. MetaMask’s path to decentralisation is expected to involve allocation to active users—those conducting swaps or interacting with dApps—though tokenomics remain unpublished.
Traders are watching to see whether cross-correlations form between MASK speculation and derivative positioning in ASTER and HYPE. If Aster’s futures momentum continues, it may draw further capital away from incumbents, even while regulatory risk looms over token launches.
New data centers and service centers designed to enhance infrastructure coverage and stay ahead of global growing demand for AI and Cloud services Full-stack AI and Cloud capabilities fuel innovations withglobalpartners and customers HANGZHOU, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 24 September 2025 – Alibaba Cloud, the digital technology and intelligence backbone of Alibaba Group, today announced its latest strategic plans to launch its first data centers […]
Aldar Properties has acquired Modon Holding’s full 17.45 per cent indirect stake in Aldar Estates, pushing its total ownership to 82.55 per cent. The shares had been held through Modon’s subsidiary ADNEC Group. Financial terms of the deal were not made public. With the transaction, Aldar retains its position as majority stakeholder, consolidating its influence over the real-estate services arm. Aldar Estates, launched in 2023 via a […]
Citadines strengthens leadership in the resilient upper-midscale segment through rapid conversions and geographical diversification Franchise model gains momentum as a driver of scalable, efficient growth Global brand campaign amplifies refreshed Citadines lifestyle with activ∞ and “For the Love of Coffee” experiences across operational properties SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 24 September 2025 – The Ascott Limited (Ascott), the wholly owned lodging business unit of CapitaLand Investment […]
Hyundai Motor Group has committed to deploying Level 2+ autonomous driving features across its vehicle range by the end of 2027, as part of a broader pivot towards software‐defined vehicles. The announcement was made during Hyundai’s “Pleos 25” developer conference in Seoul, where the company also introduced its new Pleos software brand and related technology platforms. The Level 2+ system will use cameras and radar sensors, coupled […]
HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 24 September 2025 – ECOVACS, a global leader in intelligent home robotics, unveiled its flagship DEEBOT X11 Family for the first time in the APAC region. The prestigious regional launch event brought together over 600 guests, including key distributor partners, leading influencers, and prominent tech media representatives, who gathered in Ho Chi Minh City for an exclusive firsthand […]
Git’s maintainer team is considering making Rust a mandatory part of its build infrastructure by version 3.0, after submitting a request for comments proposing the change. The proposal, authored by Patrick Steinhardt, outlines a phased approach. First, Git has already introduced optional support for Rust through its foreign function interface in version 2.49. In one of the earliest experiments under this proposal, the varint. c subsystem has […]
Aldar Properties has increased its ownership stake in Aldar Estates to 82.55%, acquiring the 17.45% indirect share held by Modon Holding via its wholly-owned subsidiary ADNEC Group. The move solidifies Aldar’s dominance over the region’s largest integrated real-estate service platform.
Aldar Estates, formed through a merger of Aldar, IHC, and ADNEC’s property and facilities management businesses, has seen strong growth since its establishment in 2023. Aldar now holds outright control following the ADNEC-Modon exit.
Under Aldar’s direction, the platform manages roughly 155,000 residential units, and has almost doubled its prime retail and commercial leasable space to two million square metres. Contracts under management are now said to exceed AED 3 billion. These figures reflect ambitious expansion in recurring-income services.
Financially, Aldar Estates delivered revenues of about AED 2.6 billion in 2024, with EBITDA near AED 400 million, forming a growing part of Aldar’s overall strategy to emphasise stable income-streams outside pure property development. Aldar Investment oversees a broader AED 47 billion portfolio of income-generating assets.
Aldar’s Chief Executive of Aldar Investment, Jassem Salah Busaibe, said that the business is well positioned for further scale-up given increasing demand in property, facilities, and community services, along with a rising base of third-party clients. Gordons in landscaping, technical services, security, sustainability consulting and community management have been among the areas where Aldar Estates has expanded its offering.
By Dr. Gyan Pathak Ban order on caste based political rallies issued by the Uttar Pradesh government on September 21, 2025 has significantly raised the political heat in the state, since it is likely to impact all political parties and political alliances,.. Nevertheless, the BJP led government under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has opted for […]
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SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 September 2025 – VinFast has achieved an outstanding victory with six awards at the prestigious Asia-Pacific Effie Awards (APAC Effie Awards), making it the only automaker honored at the regional-level competition. The company also made history as the first Vietnamese brand to win a Gold at the APAC Effie Awards. This remarkable achievement reaffirms VinFast’s credibility and growing stature on […]
