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Polymarket odds sink to 4.5% on Hormuz traffic normalization by July 31
After a June 17 US-Iran shipping MoU, attacks near the Strait of Hormuz and escalatory strikes revived closure threats, while transits stayed about 28 a day versus 100 pre-war.
Harvey AI Unveils Contract Review Checklist to Streamline Legal Ops
Harvey AI's contract review checklist offers structured guidance to mitigate risk, enhance efficiency, and integrate AI in legal workflows.
AMD ZenDNN 6.0 Boosts AI Inference on EPYC CPUs
AMD's ZenDNN 6.0 introduces FP16 support, MoE optimizations, and expanded vLLM compatibility, enhancing AI inference capabilities on EPYC processors.
NEC Partners with Avalanche (AVAX) for Biometric Stablecoin Payments
NEC and Avalanche to explore biometric-verified stablecoin payments via a new multi-chain architecture. Whitepaper outlines privacy-first identity solutions.
NVIDIA BioNeMo Toolkit Accelerates AI-Driven Drug Discovery
NVIDIA's BioNeMo Agent Toolkit boosts AI-powered co-folding, enabling faster drug discovery and large-scale protein modeling.
Polymarket odds for Hormuz traffic normalization slide to 62.5% on Gulf flare-up
The U.S. military said it ended a new round of strikes in Iran after hitting about 90 targets, as Iran responded with attacks affecting U.S.-allied Gulf states.
Moat Index Rises in June on Semiconductors, Cybersecurity Strength
Morningstar's Moat Index gained in June as AI chips and cybersecurity stocks offset mega-cap tech pullbacks. Here's what drove the move.
UST Integrates Anthropic's Claude AI Across Engineering Systems
UST partners with Anthropic to deploy Claude AI in chip manufacturing, healthcare, and banking, transforming engineering workflows globally.
Polymarket: Hormuz traffic normal-by-July odds plunge to 4.5% on strikes
US strikes were reported on Bushehr, Chabahar, Bandar Abbas, and Jask, with at least one death in Iranshahr and widespread power outages in Chabahar.
Polymarket odds slide to 61.5% on Hormuz traffic normalizing by Dec. 31
Washington said it will lift Syria’s “state sponsor of terrorism” label in 45 days unless Congress blocks it, after Trump met President Ahmed al-Sharaa at a NATO summit in Turkey.