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    Tether Partners with Shiga to Expand Self-Custodial Finance▼Tether WDK Brings Self-Custodial Finance to Africa and the GCC with Shiga✉newsBusinessFinance1 d ago

    Tether announced a partnership with Shiga to bring its Wallet Development Kit (WDK) to Africa and the Gulf region, aiming to enable self-custodial financial services. The initiative is intended to let users hold and manage digital assets directly, without relying on centralized intermediaries, expanding access to crypto-based finance in emerging markets.

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    Hyperfine Brings Portable Brain MRI Technology to Gulf Markets●Hyperfine Expands Global Access to Portable Brain MRI Technology Across Key Gulf Cooperation Council Healthcare Markets✉newsTechnology2 d ago

    Hyperfine announced it is expanding access to its portable brain MRI technology across key Gulf Cooperation Council healthcare markets. The company, known for developing bedside, point-of-care MRI systems, says the move extends availability of its imaging devices to hospitals and clinicians in the Gulf region. The announcement was issued via press release, and details on specific partnerships or deployment timelines in the GCC were not immediately provided.

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    Humanoid robots may be coming to the GCC, but not yet▼Humanoid robots may be coming to the GCC. But don’t throw out your mop yet✉newsTechnologyRobotics3 h ago

    Fast Company Middle East reports that humanoid robots could soon arrive in Gulf countries, with businesses and governments in the region exploring their use. The article cautions that adoption will take time and robots are unlikely to replace human workers in practical tasks any time soon.

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    GNU Mes may gain delimited continuations in C●Delimited continuations in GNU Mes? Someone has to implement them in # c maybe # live # programming at: https:// twitch.MmastodonTechnologySoftware217 h ago

    Developer Ekaitz Zarraga is asking whether delimited continuations could be implemented in GNU Mes, the bootstrap scheme interpreter used in GNU Guix's bootstrapping effort, and suggests writing the feature in C. He is streaming related programming work live on Twitch. The topic is niche but relevant to anyone following reproducible builds and compiler bootstrapping, as Mes plays a key role in building Guile and GCC from source.