Top tech news today: January 24, 2025

Tech News Roundup

1. Adclear secures $628k for compliance automation

RegTech startup Adclear has raised £510,000 to enhance its AI-driven platform, helping FinTech firms automate FCA marketing compliance processes. Source

2. KYND calls for long-term cyber resilience

KYND urges financial firms to prioritize long-term cyber resilience under the EU’s DORA, emphasizing the importance of robust operational frameworks to combat rising cyber threats. Source

3. Trump signs crypto executive order

President Trump has signed an executive order promoting cryptocurrency development and establishing a potential national digital asset stockpile, signaling a shift in his administration’s stance. Source

4. Ivanka Trump warns of fake meme token

Ivanka Trump has cautioned investors about a fraudulent cryptocurrency named after her, asserting she has no involvement with the token and warning against potential scams. Source

5. BlackRock CEO advocates for tokenization

The CEO of BlackRock is pushing the SEC to expedite the approval of tokenized bonds and stocks, highlighting the potential benefits for the crypto market. Source

6. Cardano Foundation releases research guide

The Cardano Foundation has published a comprehensive guide aimed at enhancing research within its ecosystem, supporting developers and users alike. Source

7. Binance Labs rebrands YZ Labs

Binance Labs has announced the rebranding of YZ Labs, focusing on investments in biotech and AI sectors to drive innovation and growth. Source

8. Transak enables tokenized uranium purchases

Transak has launched a new feature allowing users to purchase tokenized uranium via cryptocurrency, expanding the utility of digital assets in commodity markets. Source

9. Elon Musk criticizes OpenAI’s Stargate project

Elon Musk has publicly criticized OpenAI’s $500 billion Stargate project, questioning its financial backing and sustainability while reiterating his concerns about the company’s direction. Source

10. Nokia names new president for tech unit

Nokia has appointed Patrik Hammarén as president of its technology unit, aiming to enhance innovation and leadership within the company. Source

Fiona-Xu

Fiona Xu

Fiona Xu is an intern reporter at BTW Media, having studied Media Management at Hong Kong Baptist University. She specialises in tech reporting and investigative journalism. Contact her at f.xu@btw.media.

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