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Bhutan's Quiet Bitcoin Accumulation, The LLM Coming For Lithium Batteries, And Brookfield's Billion Dollar ElectroFuel Bet

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The Small Country Quietly Mining Massive Amounts Of Bitcoin

The government of Bhutan now owns more than $700 million worth of Bitcoin which were earned through Bitcoin mining operations within the country established by their investment arm Druk Holding and Investment. The holdings position the small South Asian nation as the 4th largest holder of Bitcoin amongst countries, behind just the United States, China and the United Kingdom.

The Large Language Model Coming For Lithium Batteries

SES AI (NASDAQ: SES) has launched a new collaboration with Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), Super Micro Computers (NASDAQ: SMCI) and Crusoe to leverage artificial intelligence to accelerate the discovery of new materials for electric vehicles and lithium batteries. The new collaboration is aiming to use artificial intelligence to map universes of electrolytes and small molecules to better understand battery chemistry, energy storage and energy efficiency.

Brookfield's Billion Dollar Bet On ElectroFuels

Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE: BAM) has committed $1 billion of funding for both new and existing projects being developed by ultra low carbon fuel company Infinium, producers of electrofuels which are made through a combination of waste, captured carbon dioxide and green hydrogen generated from renewable energy sources.

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