Bluesky has been covertly raising funding from a VC CRYPTO fund, and over a million dollars for the past year, and didn't bother to mention it to anybody.

They were supposed to be "decentralized", but are raising FUNDING voluntarily? That doesn't add up.

#bluesky #crypto #vc #decentralized #funding

German Federal Minister for Education and Research, Dorothee Bär (CSU), anticipates a near-future breakthrough in fusion research and has reaffirmed the commitm... https://news.osna.fm/?p=42376 | #news #boosts #breakthrough #funding #fusion
Germany Targets Fusion Breakthrough by 2030s, Boosts Research Funding - Osna.FM

Discover Germany's push for fusion power! Learn about Minister Dorothee Bär's ambitious timeline and plans to build the world's first fusion reactor in Germany.

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SAIT layoffs highlight funding challenges at Alberta post-secondary schools
A decision by the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology to lay off 30 employees is highlighting the funding challenges faced by post-secondary institutions across Alberta.
#Education #Money #News #Politics
https://globalnews.ca/news/11806280/sait-layoffs-international-students-tuition-funding-tools/
SAIT layoffs highlight funding challenges at Alberta post-secondary schools
A decision by the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology to lay off 30 employees is highlighting the funding challenges faced by post-secondary institutions across Alberta.
#Education #Money #News #Politics
https://globalnews.ca/news/11806280/sait-layoffs-international-students-tuition-funding-tools/
SAIT layoffs highlight funding challenges at Alberta post-secondary schools
A decision by the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology to lay off 30 employees is highlighting the funding challenges faced by post-secondary institutions across Alberta.
#Education #Money #News #Politics
https://globalnews.ca/news/11806280/sait-layoffs-international-students-tuition-funding-tools/
SAIT layoffs highlight funding challenges at Alberta post-secondary schools
A decision by the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology to lay off 30 employees is highlighting the funding challenges faced by post-secondary institutions across Alberta.
#Education #Money #News #Politics
https://globalnews.ca/news/11806280/sait-layoffs-international-students-tuition-funding-tools/
Winnipeg eyes water rate freeze after revenue spike, but proposal hinges on outside funding
A spike in water revenue last year could lead the City of Winnipeg to freeze water and sewer rates next year instead of going ahead with a planned hike. Mayor Scott Gillingham and members of his inner circle are proposing a rate freeze in 2027 and cancelling a planned 4.2 per cent increase.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-water-rate-freeze-proposed-9.7168953?cmp=rss
P.E.I. kids won't receive books from Dolly Parton's Imagination Library after budget cut
A program that provided Prince Edward Island children with free books in the mail every month is ending as part of cuts in the province's 2026-27 operational budget.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-budget-cuts-funding-dolly-parton-imagination-library-9.7168758?cmp=rss

Recursive Superintelligence, Richard Socher's four-month-old startup, raised at least $500M led by Google's GV and Nvidia at a $4B valuation. The London-based company recruited co-founders from DeepMind and OpenAI, joining the wave of richly-funded labs spinning out from major AI companies. Oversubscribed round could reach $1B. #AI #startups #funding

https://www.implicator.ai/recursive-superintelligence-raises-500m-from-gv-and-nvidia-at-4b-valuation/

Recursive Superintelligence Raises $500M at $4B Valuation

Recursive Superintelligence, founded by Richard Socher, raised at least $500M in a round led by Google's GV with backing from Nvidia at a $4B valuation. The FT named former DeepMind and OpenAI researchers as co-founders, confirming the lineup Socher previewed to Implicator.ai last week.

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Victoria backs $677K grant to convert new apartment building into co-op housing
Victoria city council has approved more than $677,000 in funding to help convert a newly built apartment building into co-operative housing, a model the city says could improve affordability for moderate-income residents.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/victoria-approves-new-co-op-housing-9.7168433?cmp=rss