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Golden Ten Data March 5th｜Intel Chief Financial Officer David Zinsner stated at the JPMorgan conference that it is expected to acquire EMIB and EMIB-T packaging customers as early as the second half of this year, and these customers will bring in billions of dollars in revenue.

PANews March 5th news, according to CoinDesk, Davide Crapis, Head of AI at Ethereum Foundation, stated that Ethereum's goal is not to integrate with AI at the computational layer, but to become the coordination and verification layer for the AI world. He pointed out that as more and more digital activities are handled by AI systems, if these systems are controlled by centralized entities, the values advocated by the crypto movement—decentralization, self-sovereignty, censorship resistance, and privacy—will be eroded. Ethereum's AI strategy includes two main directions: first, decentralized AI coordination, providing infrastructure for identity recognition, trust establishment, and payment exchange for increasingly popular AI agents. Through standards such as ERC-8004, agents can discover each other via public registries, evaluate reputations, and route payments; second, introducing core principles such as privacy, openness, and censorship resistance into the AI field, promoting more AI processing to occur locally on user devices, allowing users to retain control over their data and identity. Crapis emphasized that in a future where AI can impersonate humans, cryptographic keys will become even more important. Even if Ethereum does not provide the "brain" for AI, it can help govern its operating environment.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 5 that Sultan Al Jaber, CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), will hold talks with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takashi in Tokyo on Thursday. Before another meeting with officials from Japan's Ministry of Trade in Tokyo, Al Jaber stated: "While ensuring Japan's energy security remains our priority, if there is any distortion or disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, it will be difficult for us to take action." Al Jaber also serves as the UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology. Japan is highly dependent on Middle Eastern energy, and if the Strait of Hormuz cannot be reopened in the short term, the impact could be significant. The prospect of rising domestic fuel and electricity prices may disrupt Sanae Takashi's plans to tackle inflation. Earlier on Thursday, Al Jaber also met with Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Akazawa Ryo Masa.