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What’s New Today: Chinese startup Dongfang Suanxin has introduced a 3D AI chip roadmap aimed at reducing dependence on advanced chipmaking tools and taking on Nvidia.
Fast-Track Insights: Nopan raised €7.2 million to improve digital payments across Europe; ONGC opened Graduate Trainee Recruitment 2026; Git and Linux remain must-have skills for AI learners; and Binance celebrated its 9th anniversary with major growth in users and trading.
Here’s a quick roundup of the biggest headlines making waves today. Let’s dive into the top stories from artificial intelligence, startups, careers, developer tools, and cryptocurrency.
Chinese startup Dongfang Suanxin has unveiled a new 3D AI chip roadmap aimed at challenging Nvidia. By using software-driven design and 3D memory stacking, the company hopes to reduce its dependence on advanced chipmaking tools that are affected by US export restrictions.
Amsterdam-based Nopan has secured €7.2 million to improve the reliability of bank and wallet payments across Europe. Founded by two former Netflix payment experts, the startup helps merchants improve payment success rates and plans to expand its technology and European market presence.
ONGC has released the Graduate Trainee Recruitment 2026 notification for engineering and geoscience candidates. Online applications begin on July 17. The recruitment covers multiple disciplines, with selection based on GATE 2026 scores, qualifications, and interviews. Salary details and eligibility are also provided.
The work of AI and data science uses tools like Git and Linux. Working with Git, Linux, Python, Conda, Docker, Jupyter, CUDA, and SSH commands will help you manage code, files, projects, and systems faster, collaborate more effectively, and make fewer errors each day.
To celebrate its ninth anniversary, Binance touted its rapid growth, claiming nearly half of all crypto holders use the exchange. The company also announced an all-time trading volume of $156 trillion and revealed its long-term goal of expanding beyond crypto into broader financial services.
