Fina raised seed funding from investors in the United Kingdom, the U.S., Chile and Brazil to expand its platform across Venezuela The Daily Journal.- Venezuelan startup Fina, which focuses on digitalizing small and medium-sized businesses, raised US$1 million in a seed funding round to support its expansion in the domestic market. International funds participating in […]
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The Daily Journal.- An alleged theft of trade secrets now threatens the technological partnership between Apple and OpenAI. The iPhone maker sued the artificial intelligence company, accusing it of obtaining confidential information through former Apple employees to develop its own hardware. According to EFE, the actions allegedly taken by the ChatGPT creator triggered a legal […]
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The Daily Journal.- Anthropic has secured a $10 billion deal to expand its computing capacity with Volta Infra Holdings Ltd., an infrastructure startup founded just seven months ago with backing from Nvidia Corp. According to Bloomberg, the move forms part of the expansion strategy pursued by the company behind Claude as it seeks to secure […]
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The Daily Journal — Venezuela’s National Telecommunications Commission (Conatel) announced that it held a working meeting with representatives of SpaceX/Starlink to advance the formalization and regulation of the U.S. company’s satellite internet service in Venezuela. According to a statement published on the agency’s social media accounts, both parties reviewed the technical, legal, and economic aspects […]
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The Daily Journal — U.S. corporations may now supply goods, technology, software, and services to Venezuela’s mining industry under General License No. 54A issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). The measure took effect on June 10, 2026, under the signature of Director Bradley T. Smith. It amends […]
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Octavio Rossell Tabet From the Paleolithic to the Atomic Age Human knowledge has been communicated from generation to generation and has been recorded primarily through writing. The line of progress in that knowledge has been slowly drawn, defining several “eras,” which take their names from the natural materials used to make tools: stone, copper, bronze, […]
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