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Tokenization License, AI Chip Export, IBM‑Confluent Deal, and Ancient Shark Fossils…
Mardi 9 décembre 2025 à 11:29
Emerging Tech Frontiers
Plume Network Gains ADGM Commercial License for RWA Expansion
Plume Network, a modular Layer‑2 blockchain focused on real‑world assets, secured a commercial licence from the Abu Dhabi Global Market, unlocking the ability to originate and distribute tokenized assets across the Middle East and Africa. The approval positions Plume to tap the region’s burgeoning fintech ecosystem, where sovereign wealth funds such as ADIA and Mubadala are already exploring digital‑asset strategies.
CoinDesk
NVIDIA Receives Green Light to Ship Hopper H200 AI Chips to China
The U.S. Department of Commerce has cleared NVIDIA to export its high‑performance Hopper H200 accelerators to Chinese customers, a move that could restore the firm’s foothold in the world’s fastest AI‑hardware market. Despite the clearance, CEO Jensen Huang has warned that Chinese demand may remain limited given existing geopolitical frictions.
Wccftech
Replit Launches AI Integrations for Multi‑Model Development
Replit introduced “AI Integrations,” a new IDE feature that lets developers select third‑party models and automatically generate the inference code needed to run them, streamlining multi‑model workflows. By embedding model selection directly into the coding environment, Replit aims to lower the barrier for AI experimentation among both hobbyists and enterprise teams.
InfoQ
IBM to Acquire Confluent for $11 B, Bolstering Real‑Time Data Platform
IBM announced a $11 billion purchase of Confluent, the leading provider of Apache Kafka‑based streaming services, to create a unified “smart data platform” for generative‑AI workloads. The deal is framed as essential for handling the projected doubling of global data by 2028 and for enabling seamless data flow across hybrid cloud environments.
SD Times
AWS Unveils Database Savings Plans, Promising Up to 35 % Cost Cuts
Amazon Web Services rolled out Database Savings Plans, offering customers the ability to lock in up to 35 % discounts on a range of database engines in exchange for a committed usage level. The flexible pricing model is designed to aid enterprises during migrations and multi‑region expansions while delivering predictable budgeting.
InfoQ
Overload Protection Highlighted as a Missing Pillar in Platform Engineering
InfoQ’s analysis stresses that many platform teams overlook systematic overload protection, leading to fragile, ad‑hoc throttling solutions. Implementing centralized rate limits, quotas, and adaptive controls can curb traffic spikes and prevent cascading failures, thereby strengthening overall reliability.
InfoQ
Vike Introduces Photon Framework for Seamless JavaScript Deployment
Vike’s new Photon framework promises a zero‑config, cloud‑agnostic deployment experience for JavaScript servers, featuring native Cloudflare integration and hot‑module replacement. By abstracting infrastructure concerns, Photon seeks to accelerate modern web development cycles and reduce operational overhead.
InfoQ
Recent Scientific Breakthroughs
8‑Metre‑Long “Megapredator” Sharks Existed 115 Million Years Ago
Fossil evidence from Australia reveals that lamniform sharks eight metres in length roamed the seas far earlier than previously thought, pushing back the emergence of giant shark lineages by 15 million years. Researchers say these apex predators coexisted with massive marine reptiles, reshaping our understanding of Cretaceous marine ecosystems.
sciencenews.org
Waste‑Cooking‑Oil‑Derived Glue Strong Enough to Tow a Car
Chemists have transformed used cooking oil into a recyclable polymer adhesive capable of supporting several hundred pounds, even enough to tow a vehicle. The breakthrough highlights a sustainable route for converting abundant food‑waste streams into high‑performance materials, potentially reducing reliance on petroleum‑based plastics.
Live Science
Timing of Cancer Immunotherapy Influences Survival Outcomes
A meta‑analysis indicates that patients receiving immune‑checkpoint inhibitors before 3 p.m. experience significantly longer survival than those treated later in the day, suggesting circadian rhythms modulate treatment efficacy. The findings could prompt oncologists to schedule infusions to align with patients’ biological clocks for optimal results.
The Scientist
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