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    New database compiles 299 regulator warnings on scam investment firms●New: search 299 regulator warnings about fake, unlicensed and clone investment firms, from 30 regulators including the FMmastodonBusinessPersonal Finance137 min ago

    A new searchable tool lets investors check 299 regulator warnings about fake, unlicensed and clone investment firms, drawn from 30 regulators including the UK's FCA, Australia's ASIC, Germany's BaFin and Switzerland's FINMA. Users can search a firm's name or website, with each entry linking to the official notice. The database is updated daily and offers an RSS feed.

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    ASMR antique book care video draws large following●Handling & Caring for Antique Books | ASMR Cozy basics (relaxing tips, soft spoken, Dark Academia)▶youtubeCultureBooks461K1 h ago

    Moonlight Cottage ASMR has released a soft-spoken guide to handling and caring for antique books, framed as a relaxing 'cozy basics' tutorial with a Dark Academia aesthetic. The video demonstrates gentle cleaning, turning pages, and safe storage of old volumes, and has drawn hundreds of thousands of likes from viewers using it for relaxation and sleep.

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    NAMI to Run Basics Education Program in Bedford This Fall●NAMI To Host Basics Education Program in Bedford This Fall✉newsLifeEducation1 h ago

    The National Alliance on Mental Illness will host its Basics education program in Bedford, Massachusetts this fall. The free course is designed to help parents and caregivers of children and teens experiencing mental health symptoms learn practical skills and find support. The announcement was reported by The Bedford Citizen, a local news outlet.

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    OpenAI pairs Jalapeño chips with AMD EPYC Turin servers●OpenAI’s Jalapeño ASICs are deployed alongside AMD EPYC ‘Turin’ CPUs as hosts, not Nvidia's Vera OpenAI chose to pair raMmastodonTechnologyGadgets21 h ago

    OpenAI is deploying its custom Jalapeño ASICs in rack-scale systems hosted by AMD EPYC 'Turin' CPUs, bypassing Nvidia's Vera platform. The choice signals OpenAI is building its AI infrastructure around AMD server processors rather than Nvidia's latest offerings, a notable shift given the two companies' close relationship. Tech observers are weighing what the pairing means for data centre economics and for Nvidia's grip on AI hardware.