Summary VMware has announced the termination of its current partner program, replacing it with a new invitation-only system that significantly narrows the pool of authorised partners. Notably, partners not invited…
Summary Steam is cracking down and now bans games that violate payment rules enforced by banks and card networks, particularly targeting extreme or controversial adult content. This new guideline allows…
Stock-Tracking Tokens Debut With Price Chaos, Amazon Token Spikes 100x Digital tokens tracking popular stocks are having a wild start, with prices fluctuating dramatically. For instance, the Amazon-tracking token, AMZNX,…
Steam Now Bans Games That Violate the ‘Rules and Standards’ of Payment Processors Steam has started banning games that breach payment rules set by banks and card networks, primarily targeting…
Steam Now Bans Games That Violate the ‘Rules and Standards’ of Payment Processors Steam has started to ban games that breach the payment regulations of banks and card networks, focusing…
Summary OpenAI has announced that it will utilise Google Cloud for ChatGPT and its API, expanding its partnerships beyond Microsoft. This strategic move aims to meet the rising demand for…
VMware Reboots Its Partner Program Again VMware has announced significant changes to its partner programme, transitioning to an invitation-only system that dramatically limits the number of authorised partners. This move…
AI Creeps Into the Risk Register For America’s Biggest Firms America’s largest corporations are increasingly listing AI among the major risks they must disclose in formal financial filings, despite bullish…
Summary VMware has announced a significant overhaul of its partner program, transitioning to an invitation-only system that limits the number of authorised partners. Companies that do not receive an invitation…
Content Summary Steam has announced a new policy that bans games which breach payment processor rules. This primarily targets adult-themed content, particularly those deemed extreme or controversial. The new clause…
