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AWS Outage Disrupts Crypto Exchanges, Exposing Centralized Risks

On April 15, 2025, a power failure at an Amazon Web Services (AWS) data center froze withdrawals and trading on major cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance, …

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Is the CoreWeave IPO an Easy Short?

It’s a big story; last week we saw CoreWeave debut on Nasdaq. More importantly, after ...
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Gulf Capital Investment Company “InvestGB” partners with Avaloq to digitally elevate wealth and investment management business

Gulf Capital Investment Company “InvestGB,” the wholly owned investment arm of Gulf Bank, is pleased ...
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Allfunds Drives AI Innovation and Infrastructure Optimization with Google Cloud

Madrid / London, 23 April 2024 – Allfunds, one of the leading B2B WealthTech platforms ...
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Volante Technologies, the leading global provider of cloud payments and financial messaging solutions, today announced a strategic alliance with HCLTech, a leading global technology company. Together, the companies will drive payments modernization to help financial institutions keep up with the fast-paced digital disruption taking place across the industry. 
DoiT International (DoiT), global provider of cloud technology and consulting services, and Tenity (formerly known as F10), a global innovation ecosystem and early-stage investor for the financial industry, with hubs in Switzerland, Singapore, Nordics and Baltics, and Spain, are forging a partnership to enable accelerated growth for Tenity’s portfolio companies.
Founded in 2014 by former Google engineer Paul Taylor, Thought Machine provides modern, cloud native core banking technology to some of the largest and most ambitious banks in the world. Many of Thought Machine’s investors are also clients, including Lloyds Banking Group, Standard Chartered, SEB and others – signalling to the market Thought Machine’s critical role in the future of global banking technology.
“‘Operational resilience’ is the ability of firms and the financial system as a whole to absorb and adapt to shocks, rather than contribute to them… Extending beyond business continuity and disaster recovery, firms must have plans in place to deliver essential services, no matter what the cause of the disruption.”
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