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Circle Announces the Acquisition of Nearly 1,000 Patents in the Blockchain and Fintech Spheres

Circle, the issuer of USDC, has announced the acquisition of a patent portfolio from IBM, comprising nearly 1,000 patents across 680 patent families. The portfolio covers areas including blockchain, banking, financial services, insurance, corporate infrastructure, supply chain verification, and secure cloud operations. This purchase makes Circle a leader in the U.S. in terms of Web3-related patents, significantly expanding its intellectual property as it works to build future financial systems on the internet. The deal also opens avenues for potential collaboration between Circle and IBM, though specific details and the financial terms remain undisclosed. The patents acquired stem from a period when IBM was actively filing in the blockchain space, particularly around 2018-2019. According to analysis, IBM's patent filing strategy later shifted toward focusing on the quality and value of individual patents. Circle's leadership emphasized that this intellectual property is crucial for advancing its mission and expanding blockchain infrastructure for global financial systems. Following the announcement, Circle's stock price saw a 2.2% increase.

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Circle Announces the Acquisition of Nearly 1,000 Patents in the Blockchain and Fintech Spheres

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USDC issuer Circle to acquire nearly 1,000 IBM blockchain patents

Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, has announced its acquisition of IBM's extensive blockchain patent portfolio. The deal involves over 680 patent families and nearly 1,000 issued patents globally, a move that Circle states establishes it as the leading holder of blockchain patents in the United States. This intellectual property is intended to bolster Circle's foundation for building an internet-based financial system. While financial terms were not disclosed, Circle's stock price saw an increase following the announcement. IBM's blockchain efforts have historically focused on supply chain applications, though its patent filings in the area have slowed in recent years after a peak period in 2018-2019. Circle's leadership emphasized that acquiring IBM's pioneering innovations will enhance its ability to develop the infrastructure for global, internet-native finance.

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USDC issuer Circle to acquire nearly 1,000 IBM blockchain patents

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0.7nm Process Chip Emerges, Moore's Law Lives On

IBM has unveiled the world's first sub-1-nanometer (0.7nm) chip technology, integrating nearly 100 billion transistors into an area the size of a fingernail. This breakthrough doubles the transistor density of current 2nm chips and promises a 50% performance gain or a 70% improvement in power efficiency. The achievement is powered by IBM's "NanoStack" architecture, a pioneering 3D design featuring vertically stacked nanosheet transistors. This evolution from FinFET and Gate-All-Around (GAA) technologies offers superior electrostatic control. IBM has demonstrated the technology's viability with functional CMOS inverters and a 40% area reduction in SRAM, crucial for AI chip data bandwidth. Addressing the critical power consumption challenges in AI computing, this advancement extends the roadmap for chip miniaturization. While IBM does not manufacture chips itself, it licenses its process technology to partners. The company projects that NanoStack-based chips could enter production within the next five years, potentially sustaining Moore's Law for another decade.

marsbit06/26 13:08

0.7nm Process Chip Emerges, Moore's Law Lives On

marsbit06/26 13:08

After being noticed by IBM, the token of three.ws surged 50 times

IBM's public acknowledgment and collaboration with Solana AI project three.ws sparked a massive 50x surge in its $THREE token. Three.ws is building a "3D Agent Layer" for the internet, aiming to move AI beyond chat interfaces into interactive 3D digital characters that can be embedded on websites. These agents possess bodies (3D models), brains (LLMs), memory, skills, and optional on-chain identities and wallets for payments. The platform's architecture consists of four layers: a Viewer layer for 3D rendering, an Agent layer for AI behavior and skills, an optional Identity layer for persistent profiles, and an Embedding layer for deployment. For monetization, developers can set per-use fees for agent interactions, paid in USDC via the x402 protocol. Key to its enterprise strategy are partnerships with IBM and AWS. Integration with AWS Marketplace provides enterprise billing and deployment channels, while the IBM collaboration aims to combine three.ws's 3D agents with IBM's enterprise AI, cloud services, and Granite models. The challenge remains whether businesses will adopt these embodied AI agents and what utility the $THREE token will ultimately hold within the ecosystem.

foresightnews_api06/05 04:27

After being noticed by IBM, the token of three.ws surged 50 times

foresightnews_api06/05 04:27

February 24 Market Summary: IBM Becomes the New AI Victim, Crypto Market Suffers Confidence Blow

February 24 Market Summary: IBM becomes the latest AI victim, crypto market suffers confidence blow. Global markets faced a dual shock post-Lunar New Year. Former President Trump announced an immediate increase in global tariffs from 10% to 15%, causing policy uncertainty and straining transatlantic trade relations. Simultaneously, Anthropic's release of Claude Code, which automates modernization of legacy COBOL systems, triggered a 13.4% single-day plunge in IBM's stock. This highlighted AI's disruptive threat to traditional industries. U.S. stocks fell sharply: the Dow dropped 883 points (-1.78%), the S&P 500 fell 0.9%, and the Nasdaq declined 1.2%. Defensive stocks like Walmart gained as investors sought safety. Gold surged as a safe-haven asset, rising 1.7% to $5,240/oz amid geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties. Crypto markets faced severe pressure. Bitcoin fell to around $64,000, and Ethereum dropped to $1,950. Market sentiment was hit by two major events: Bitdeer, the world’s largest public miner by hash rate, sold all its Bitcoin reserves to pivot toward AI infrastructure, and Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin sold over 8,800 ETH in February, worth approximately $18.45 million. Fear and Greed Index remained at 5 (extreme fear), with technical indicators largely bearish. Bitcoin’s "digital gold" narrative weakened as gold outperformed, and institutional outflows from Bitcoin ETFs exceeded $1 billion year-to-date. Key support for Bitcoin is at $60,000; a break below could test the $55,000–$58,000 range.

marsbit02/24 01:44

February 24 Market Summary: IBM Becomes the New AI Victim, Crypto Market Suffers Confidence Blow