Navitas Semiconductor: A Contrarian’s Tale of $10K and GaN

Behold the magic of mid-May 2025: Nvidia and Navitas decided to team up and build data centers so efficient, they’ll make your 1980s mainframe weep into its floppy disks. These aren’t your grandmother’s data centers-they’re 800V powerhouses needing silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) chips to function. Navitas, of course, sells those. It’s like giving a baker a recipe for eternal life… if the baker also happened to sell the ingredients. [stock_chart symbol="NASDAQ:NVTS" f_id="381020" language="en"]

Mafia: The Old Country review – a forgettable but fairly enjoyable 10 hours

It’s nice to experience something different from the typical depictions of America, which seem to be etched into our memories by now. Yet, there’s a sense of familiarity here – it reminds me of a picturesque coastal town you’d find on a postcard, a serene vacation spot, except for the presence of tough characters and frequent altercations.

15 Funniest TV Show Characters of All Time, Ranked

This list honors characters who make us laugh through impeccable timing, unexpected surprises, and a unique, signature style. Some are lovable misfits or instigators, while others rely on clever wordplay or powerful silences to amuse. Regardless, they can transform an ordinary moment into an unforgettable scene that stays with us.

Age of Wonders 4: Archon Prophecy review – Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair

While the previous installment, Giant Kings, enriched the game’s maps and worlds with additional depth, Archon Prophecy appears to serve as a culmination for this strategy title’s powerful faction-building aspect. In Archon Prophecy, two new physical manifestations for your civilizations are introduced: The Elysians, who bear an uncanny resemblance to characters from Greek epics, and the Ancients, a decaying people reminiscent of those rumored to dwell in ancient tombs. The expansion’s novel Culture – the Architects – embodies the essence described above: They are the last remnants of the Archons’ followers, safeguarding their secrets and completing any tasks left unfinished by their masters.

Ex-Revolut Crypto Team’s Perp DEX ‘Extended’ Launches on Starknet

Once known as X10, this platform is headed by none other than Ruslan Fakhrutdinov, the former crypto czar of Revolut. A smooth move, wouldn’t you say? And, of course, this grand enterprise raised a tidy sum of $6.5 million last year-no doubt from a delightful mix of venture firms and crypto backers who’ve never met a good investment they didn’t like. Names like Tioga Capital, Semantic Ventures, Prelude, StarkWare, and Cyber Fund are all along for this riveting ride. Oh, and let’s not forget Konstantin Lomashuk, co-founder of Lido, who’s also getting in on the fun. Who doesn’t love a bit of a high-stakes gamble with your cash? 🎲

Ripple’s XRP Escrow: The Saga That Keeps Giving (And Confusing)

So, Ripple carefully tucked away 55 billion of its shiny tokens out of a total of 80 billion, in a move that was supposed to calm the market’s nerves, not cause a global eye-roll. The plan? Release no more than one billion XRP a month. Because who doesn’t love a predictable, slow-release cryptocurrency? It’s like giving your dog a tiny treat every month-satisfying, but sometimes makes you question your life choices. 🐶💰

Bitcoin’s Wild Ride: Will It Soar or Crash? 🚀📉

Ah, Bitcoin, the mischievous sprite of the financial world. On the daily chart, it struts about like a peacock, showing off its “bullish macro structure” from June’s rally and July’s peak. But now? Oh, now it’s stuck in a sideways shuffle, trapped between support at $112,000 and resistance just shy of $122,000. It’s as if the poor thing is pacing back and forth, muttering to itself, “Should I stay or should I go?” Volume has dwindled since July’s failed breakout attempt, leaving traders twiddling their thumbs like bored children at a grown-up party. 🎭