Day: May 9, 2026

You have the entity. You have the address. You even have the capital. So why is the regulator still not satisfied? Because under MiCA, substance is an empirical test of whether your business genuinely operates from within the EU, and most applicants underestimate what that actually demands. MiCA Decoded is a 12-article weekly series for […]

With AI-to-AI commerce expected to increase the velocity of money, central banks may find themselves unable to react to machine-speed inflation or flash crashes. Experts suggest that regulation must be embedded directly into the code to prevent cascading failures. The End of Policy ‘Lag’ According to an April 2026 International Monetary Fund (IMF) report, the […]

The American Gaming Association published its Q1 2026 Gaming Industry Outlook on May 7, the trade group’s biannual sentiment survey conducted by Oxford Economics across 26 senior gaming executives between March 23 and April 8. The headline numbers tell a confident story, but the details below suggest concerns over the growing impact of prediction markets […]

If this is true, and I believe it could be true, it is quite sad, because NVIDIA cannot get enough wafers even if they wanted to (they could be going to Samsung for cost but it is not like they could go all TSMC anyway).As for AMD, to partner exclusively with TSMC they need to […]

People who tend to buy the expensive 4K or high refresh rate 1440p monitors will also buy expensive GPUs. At most technology like FSR and DLSS just offer more options for settings as those cards age out. Frankly, 1440p isn’t even necessary. There are a lot of great 1080p displays and most people with midrange […]

Yes. Bay Trail-D beat out some AMD processors in 3DPM that had/have faster 32-bit fp throughput according to some other software (AIDA64, etc). In light of observations made about cache size/speed on Bay Trail-D and the thread linked in the OP where Dr. Cutress’ code snippet is held up for some review, it is logical […]