According to Decrypt, a spokesperson for Las Vegas Sphere has refuted the statement of reaching a deal with Dogwifhat.

According to a recent report released by IDC, the global data sphere is predicted to generate 159.2ZB of data in 2024, which will more than double to reach 384.6ZB in 2028, with a compound annual growth rate of 24.4%. The report measures the amount of data created, captured, replicated, and consumed each year, including consumer/enterprise, regional, data type, location (core, edge, and endpoint), and cloud/non-cloud. The long-term impact of artificial intelligence is evident in various fields and technologies, including intelligent monitoring, smart assistants, AI-supported business tools, and industrial automation. These factors collectively drive the steady growth of generated and stored data.

Bitcoin miner Gryphon Digital Mining filed a pre-motion letter in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, requesting permission to file a pretrial garnishment motion seeking $10 million in equity proceeds from Sphere 3D's recent settlement related to Core Scientific's bankruptcy exit. Gryphon wants to ensure that the funds can be used for any judgment that may be received as a result of Sphere's alleged default, which has resulted in a loss of at least $30 million. Sphere is accused of entering into at least four hosting agreements with other providers, violating the exclusivity clause in its agreement with Gryphon. （Cointelegraph）

According to Epik.NFT, the Dogwifhat (WIF) meme prototype dog iconic photo NFT has been auctioned for 1,210.759 ETH, worth about $4.3 million. It was previously revealed that the owner of the memetic prototype dog behind the Dogwifhat (WIF) meme token sold the photo as an NFT, and just a few days ago, cryptocurrency holders raised more than $650,000 to drop the Dogwifhat image on the MSG Sphere, the world's largest LED spherical building in Las Vegas, USA.

According to the information on the auction page on Foundation, the relevant auction will last for three days, and the current bid for NFT is 6.9 ETH, worth about $25,000. Just a few days ago, cryptocurrency holders raised more than $650,000 to drop images of Dogwifhat on MSG Sphere, the world's largest LED spherical structure in Las Vegas, USA. （TheBlock）

Payment infrastructure Sphere engineer solidity announced the launch of a new Token standard, Tiny SPL, which leverages state compression to enable ownership of Solana Tokens without incurring rent. It is reported that traditional Token storage will take up space, and Solana charges 0.002 SOL rent per month. Tiny SPL solves this problem with state compression, allowing users to own Tokens rent-free. Unlike regular Token, Tiny SPL has separate balances, and users can manage the splitting and merging of balances through tinys.pl.

As reported by Webmaster House on October 24, a study shows that the reliability of Wikipedia can be improved through artificial intelligence (AI). The study was conducted by a London-based AI company that developed a system called SIDE, which aims to improve Wikipedia's reliability by examining its sources, identifying its accuracy, and providing their own recommendations. The SIDE system's workflow involves sending Wikipedia's claims to the Sphere retrieval engine, which produces potential candidate documents, which then rank those documents and original citations by the validation engine. If the original reference is not ranked above the candidate document, the SIDE system suggests a new reference. This helps fix possible information accuracy issues in Wikipedia. In addition, the study found that users preferred the SIDE system's recommendations about 70% of the time, with the side suggesting the same initial citations provided by Wikipedia.

Odaily Planet Daily News Gryphon Digital asked the court to dismiss Sphere 3D's lawsuit, which claimed that Sphere 3D lost $500,000 in bitcoin due to Gryphon Digital's influence. Gryphon Digital claims to be the victim of Sphere 3D, whose negligence led to hackers attacking its systems for fraudulent mailing. Gryphon Digital brought allegations of breach of contract, negligence and defamation, in addition to allegations of asset transfer. (Cointelegraph)

Cryptocurrency miner Gryphon Digital is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit brought by its former partner Sphere 3D over a spoofing attack that resulted in the theft of 26 bitcoins, Golden Finance reports. According to an initial complaint filed by Sphere 3D in April, Gryphon CEO Rob Chang allegedly wired 18 BTC to scammers posing as Sphere 3D’s chief financial officer in a spoofing attack in January. Within a few days, 8 more bitcoins were sent to the same address, resulting in a total loss of over $500,000 at the time. However, Sphere’s complete lack of attention to the protection, security and control of its technology systems resulted in Gryphon sending more than $500,000 worth of bitcoin to scammers, according to Gryphon’s Aug. 18 court filing, while Gryphon cannot recover these bitcoins.

According to the "Kechuangban Daily" report on August 9, 360 will release KM Sphere, an enterprise-level large-scale model base for knowledge enhancement, next month, providing 100+ out-of-the-box knowledge tracking robots and open interfaces for external use. Real-time collection and extraction of data from the Internet, internal enterprise databases, document clouds, application systems and devices. At the same time, it provides vectorized embedding models trained by large models, as well as vector storage services, with tens of billions of vector retrieval capabilities.

$ADA$ HYSTERIA (PART 3) Adding fuel to the fire, the SEC, in its recent spat with US crypto exchanges, slapped ADA with the 'security' tag. This may well be sparking the uptick in transaction volumes as panic selling sets in. The number of ADA whales has dwindled from 158 to 142, accounting for a 3% drop in the total token supply. Now, retail investors are filling the void left by their departure, indicating a changing of the guard, as the big fish offload their tokens onto the small fry. According to data by Gate.io cryptocurrency exchange, daily active addresses have shot up by 41.5% in the last week, thanks to a flurry of DeFi activity that's pushed the Total Value Locked (TVL) to annual highs. Total ADA addresses are also on the rise, signalling an influx of Cardano virgins alongside those keen on spreading their assets across multiple wallets. Interestingly, Twitter sentiment is resoundingly pro-ADA, with the tweet sphere buzzing with over 12,000 positive tweets versus a paltry 1,500 negative ones.

Odaily Planet Daily News USBTC has signed agreements with major companies including Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) to host 150,000 bitcoin mining machines. Foundry, Sphere 3D (ANY), Decimal Group and TeslaWatt are USBTC's new hosting customers. Foundry is owned by CoinDesk's parent company, Digital Currency Group. USBTC is merging with Hut 8 (HUT) in what is reported to be one of the largest consolidation moves in the industry. (CoinDesk)