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The Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance, an industry merger aiming to challenge Big Tech dominance in artificial intelligence, has a long path to reach rivals’ computing power. Still, a key alliance member believes it can offer much smarter decentralization solutions. On Sept. 19, ASI officially opened voting on bringing the cloud computing and blockchain platform Cudos into its alliance in a move to expand its computing power and AI tools. Open until Sept. 24, the vote allows the community to decide whether Cudos should join and merge their native token, Cudos (CUDOS), with the ASI Alliance, which currently includes SingularityNET, the Ocean Protocol and Fetch.ai. Cudos’ entrance into the ASI Alliance is expected to scale with the alliance’s growing computing needs on its mission to deploy artificial general intelligence (AGI), which attempts to create software with humanlike intelligence powered by immense computational power. Cudos, Fetch, Ocean and SingularityNET are estimated to bring $200 million in computing hardware With the potential Cudos merger, the ASI Alliance could bring $200 million of dedicated computer hardware if token prices remain healthy, SingularityNET founder and CEO Ben Goertzel told Cointelegraph in an interview on Sept. 19. Despite this, the ASI Alliance is still far from achieving the level of computational power of major AI rivals. With firms like OpenAI supposedly using around $1 billion of computing power for GPT-4, one could roughly estimate that the ASI Alliance is 80% far from matching the level of OpenAI’s AI model.

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Keyboard Cat Meme Coins Go Legit with Official License! 🐈 😺🎹 Keyboard Cat, the internet's favorite piano-playing feline from 1984, is officially going big time. 🤝 Creator Charlie Schmidt and meme manager Ben Lashes have struck a deal that lets both Solana and Base (Coinbase’s Ethereum layer-2) versions of Keyboard Cat coins use the iconic cat’s image. 🥊 After a brief Twitter spat between the two communities—think of it as a catfight—the fur has settled. Schmidt and Lashes are purring with delight as they unite these meme coins, proving that even in crypto, cats can get along! The licensing deal opens up a vault of Keyboard Cat media for both projects, so get ready for more piano-playing cat content. It’s a win-win: more memes, fewer cat fights, and a whole lot of blockchain harmony. 🐾🎹

According to Bitfarms, the mining hardware was originally scheduled to be deployed in Yguazu, Paraguay sometime in December 2024.  Mining company Bitfarms recently announced it entered into a hosting agreement with Stronghold Digital Mining to bring an additional 2.2 exhashes per second (EH/s) of computing power online during October 2024—two months ahead of schedule. The agreement will add 10,000 Bitmain T21 miners to Bitfarms' Panther Creek facility in Pennsylvania and commence on October 1, 2024. Ben Gagnon, CEO of Bitfarms, touched on the expansive potential of the company's sites in Pennsylvania and said the sites would be key to diversifying the company's business operations. Gagnon explained that the sites: "Provide access to energy trading opportunities, competitive power costs, and HPC/AI. We look forward to completing our acquisition of Stronghold and accelerating our strategy to diversify beyond Bitcoin mining to create greater long-term shareholder value.” Bitfarms will pay Stronghold a fee equivalent to 50% of the profits generated from the miner hosting agreement, which will renew annually until either party decides not to renew the contract.