🔥 Something Bigger Is Forming Around Stellar

How often the same names, networks, and technologies keep appearing across different parts of the financial system? What looks like a series of isolated updates may actually be part of a much bigger picture. 🧩

This video looks at several recent developments and why they matter. 🚀

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🤑 The launch of MGUSD on the Stellar network gives global users what they need: options. Josh Gordon-Blake, EVP and General Manager at MoneyGram, explains.

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🇧🇷 Millions in Brazil Get Fake Government Mobile Alert After Hack

Brazil’s Integration and Regional Development Ministry and federal police are investigating an intrusion into the civil defense alert system that sent messages containing the word “misanthropy” to the mobile phones of millions of Brazilians.

The message was sent as an “Extreme Alert” — used to warn the public about extreme weather — in what was likely the result of a hacker attack, according to the ministry. National Secretary of Protection and Civil Defense Wolnei Wolff told a press conference that 10 alerts were tracked in various Brazilian states. The number of phones affected nationwide wasn’t disclosed.

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🇨🇳China unifies tech sector to build grid-free orbiting satellite AI data centers, challenging Elon Musk's SpaceX

The Chinese government quietly approved the Space Computing Industry Innovation Center in early June, which aims to bring together rocket and satellite manufacturers, semiconductor fabs, and AI tech companies to build a space computing network. According to the Beijing government, this aims to connect the entire industrial chain of space computing and boost the development of the satellite Internet of Things (IoT) sector.

The center is set to be officially launched later this month, and it will focus on six major research areas:
→ highly reliable, heat-resistant space-native computing chips;
→ high-performance hyper-interconnected space computing payloads;
→ space computing satellite platforms and standard systems;
→ space-based large models under constrained power conditions;
→ integrated space-ground cloud-based measurement and control networking;
→ and space computing power service-oriented and tokenized operations.

☝️ These are designed to build an orbiting AI data center that will not rely on Earth-bound energy sources and will avoid the bottlenecks that many ground-based data center developments face today.

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🤖 Midjourney wants to scan your body with half a million ultrasonic sensors, at a spa

Midjourney built its name on AI-generated images. Now, the company outlined plans for a body-scanning system built around ultrasonic sensing and large-scale data capture. The idea is to generate detailed, three-dimensional images of the body in under a minute, with performance the company says could rival MRI scans but without the same discomfort.

At full scale, the company envisions a ring containing roughly half a million sensors, each about the size of a grain of sand. Together, they would generate a constant stream of ultrasonic signals, producing what Midjourney says could amount to terabytes of data every second.

"You want as much data as you can get about your health as quickly and as cheaply as possible. In other words, you want a technology optimized for getting as many megabytes per second per dollar of information about your body," — the company wrote.

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🇫🇷 France mobilises €13 billion for tech sovereignty funding push

France has mobilised €13 billion ($14.89 billion) in additional institutional investor funding under ​the third phase of its Tibi ‌initiative to finance French and European technology companies.

The ministry said ​50% of investments under the new ​phase would be directed towards deeptech companies. New participants include ‌mutual ⁠insurer Carac, rail operator SNCF, Paris transport group RATP, defence groups Naval Group and MBDA, and satellite operator Eutelsat.

The ​government said ​the move ⁠was intended to support French IPOs and help small and ​mid-sized firms scale up while ​remaining ⁠anchored in France and Europe.

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🤖 A 40-Story Concrete Tower Is China’s New Answer to Energy Storage

China is demonstrating a different approach to large-scale energy storage: a 148-meter gravity battery tower in Rudong, Jiangsu Province. Instead of relying on lithium-ion cells, the system stores excess electricity from a nearby wind farm by using it to lift and stack massive 35-ton blocks. When power is needed, the blocks are lowered, converting their gravitational potential energy back into electricity through generators.

Developed by Energy Vault, the tower shows how simple physics can be used to support renewable energy. The company calls it the world’s first commercial gravity battery. Built from concrete and recycled materials, the structure stores energy as height rather than chemicals, offering an alternative way to balance the grid and reduce dependence on battery minerals.

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