OpenAI aims for 30GW of computing by 2030 to meet rising AI demands, with 8GW completed of a 10GW 2025 target. The expansion signals a strategy to scale infrastructure for next-generation AI development and deployment. OpenAI intends to reach 30GW of computing power by 2030 to accommodate growing AI demands, having already completed 8GW of a 10GW target for 2025. The move reflects a strategic expansion of infrastructure to support next-generation AI development and deployment.

360 Digital Security's AI-driven agent claims to have found about 1,000 new vulnerabilities, including in Office and OpenClaw; AI now core to discovery and exploit-chain prep, rivaling Mythos. Abstract: A Bloomberg-cited report notes that 360 Digital Security Group’s AI-driven Vulnerability Discovery Agent identified nearly 1,000 previously unknown vulnerabilities in recent months, including in Microsoft Office and the OpenClaw framework. The firm says AI has become the core engine of vulnerability discovery and has announced an AI tool to accelerate exploit-chain construction. Benincasa characterizes 360 as a competitor to Anthropic’s Mythos, based on Natto Thoughts’ review of the company’s Chinese-language announcements.

Gate News message, April 22 — According to Coinglass data, 34.98 million USDT were transferred from a major CEX to an unknown wallet at 23:13 UTC on April 22.

A new wallet address 0xf860 withdrew 18,000 ETH (~$43.22 million) from a major exchange and transferred the funds to BitGo; on-chain data shows no prior activity for this wallet. Abstract: A newly created wallet address withdrew 18,000 ETH (about $43.22 million) from a major exchange and moved the funds to BitGo; the on-chain record shows no prior transaction history for the wallet.

Gate News message, April 22 — Aethir, a decentralized GPU cloud infrastructure provider, launched version 1.0 of Aethir Claw, its AI agent hosting platform, today. The platform enables users with no technical background to deploy and configure AI agents entirely within their browser in under five

Major CEX urges Congress to set a minimum tax-exemption for crypto transactions and offer flexible staking-report timing, citing IRS forms show most trades under thresholds and heavy reporting burden. The article reports that a major centralized exchange is urging U.S. Congress to establish inflation-adjusted minimum exemption thresholds for crypto transactions and to allow taxpayers to choose when to report staking rewards. It cites CoinDesk data showing 56 million crypto tax forms filed for 2025, with most transactions valued under $50, illustrating the administrative burden of current reporting rules and the need for policy changes.

Kimi K2.6 tops OpenRouter leaderboard, outperforming Claude, GPT, and open-source rivals, signaling domestic AI progress and narrowing the gap with global leaders. Abstract: Kimi.ai announced that its latest model, Kimi K2.6, ranked first on the OpenRouter programming-ability leaderboard, leading developer evaluations. Benchmarks indicate K2.6 delivers superior performance across programming tasks relative to Claude, GPT-series, and other open-source models, highlighting gains in code generation and development-task handling and signaling progress for domestic AI toward international leaders.

CoinGecko launches AI market summaries, charts, a wallet-tracker and a partner platform, expanding beyond price data to analysis and daily use as traffic falls, with potential sale near $500M. Abstract: CoinGecko rolled out AI-powered market summaries, advanced charts, a wallet-tracker that monitors public addresses on EVM networks with P&L and average buy price, and a partner platform for project listings and ads. Together with GeckoTerminal, the suite aims to move beyond price data toward daily analytics and engagement, addressing AI competition and changing user behavior while seeking to protect revenue streams amid traffic declines and a potential near-$500 million sale.

Federal class action accuses AI16Z/ELIZAOS of a $2.6B crypto fraud via fake AI claims and deceptive marketing, alleging insider favoritism and a staged autonomous system; seeks damages under consumer protection laws. Abstract: This report covers a SDNY federal class-action filed April 21 accusing AI16Z and its rebrand ELIZAOS of a $2.6 billion crypto fraud involving fake AI claims and deceptive marketing. The suit alleges a manufactured link with Andreessen Horowitz and a non-autonomous system. It details a peak valuation in early 2025, a 99.9% crash, and about 4,000 losing wallets, with insiders receiving ~40% of new tokens. Plaintiffs seek damages and equitable relief under New York and California consumer-protection laws. Regulators in Korea and major exchanges have warned or suspended related trading.

Cambricon's 2025 briefing signals growth potential amid rising AI demand; CEO Chen Tianshi stresses independent IP, industry backing, and long-term partnerships to manage competition, inventory, and pending litigation.