Zug, Switzerland, May 17th, 2024, Chainwire   Alephoria invites web3 users to the Aleph Zero ecosystem with an interactive initiative of campaigns as projects launch Aleph Zero–the privacy-oriented layer 1 blockchain–is gearing up for a surge of new users with its Alephoria campaign. Newcomers can look forward to airdrops and other promotional

With the rising demand for AI chips, Zoho, a prominent Indian software company renowned for its suite of software and online business solutions, is gearing up to jump into the fray of domestic chip manufacturing. According to Reuters, which cites two sources familiar with the matter, Zoho is in discussions

Zurich, Switzerland, May 06th, 2024, Chainwire   Galaxis is preparing for this month’s token launch on Bybit, with the first phase commencing through the IDO. To further enhance this launch, Galaxis has announced a substantial $1,000,000 Community Creator and Community Member Grant Program. This initiative incentivizes both community creators and

In the whirlwind of tech acquisitions, the software integrity (SIG) unit of chip designer Synopsys appears to be the next on the chopping block. According to an exclusive report from Reuters, a private equity consortium fronted by Clearlake Capital and Francisco Partners, is in the final stages of negotiations to snap up the

Venice, United States, April 26th, 2024, Chainwire   MeWe a Social Network With more than 780,000 Active Users on the Polkadot Blockchain Opens Community Investment Round to Allow Users to Own a Financial Stake in Company By migrating its 20 million+ registered users to the ‘Social Web,’ aka Web3, MeWe

Thoma Bravo, a US private equity firm known for its aggressive acquisitions, has made another big move in the market. Today, they announced their agreement to purchase UK cybersecurity company Darktrace for $5.32 billion in cash. Thoma Bravo aims to leverage its expertise in software to fuel growth for Darktrace, which counts

Vixtra, the Brazilian fintech startup shaking up the import industry by allowing importers to use their cargo as collateral, announced today it has raised a total of $36 million in funding to support Brazilian importers across Latin America. This injection of capital includes a whopping $30 million from a debt facility backed