Chainalysis has acquired the artificial intelligence-powered fraud detection startup Alterya. On January 13th, it was announced through a press release that the blockchain analytics company, Chainalysis, had been acquired for approximately $150 million. However, the specific financial terms of the deal were not revealed in Chainalysis’ statement. According to a Business Insider report, this acquisition … Read more
The movie has been a beloved choice in its genre for more than two decades by many, due to several factors. It offers a heart-wrenching narrative centered around loss, sorrow, terror, and despair. The ordeal experienced by Jim and his fellow survivors is harrowingly emotional and filled with tragedy. They witness countless individuals falling victim to the virus, and at their most vulnerable moments, they’re given false hopes of salvation. Despite being a film about rage-induced creatures, it portrays an incredibly human story. Additionally, it boasts some of the quickest zombies ever seen on the big screen, which intensifies the already unsettling monsters.
Snow stated to The Hollywood Reporter that the tool set was developing so rapidly during that period that he wished we had a chance to redo it, as technology advanced at such a rapid pace.
This week marks the long-awaited cinema release of “Den of Thieves 2: Pantera”, a sequel that finally picks up where we left off, with the action moving away from Los Angeles. True to its word, the movie delivers on the intriguing hint dropped at the end of the first film. Gerard Butler reprises his role as “Big Nick” in the sequel, and he’s partnered once again with O’Shea Jackson’s Donnie Wilson. This time, they’re planning a heist targeting diamond merchants. Given that this seems to be setting up a series, I couldn’t help but wonder who fans would like to see in potential future installments, such as “Den of Thieves 3”. And the answer was immediate:
Born in Benin, a West African nation, Idris Elba spoke about his memories of strolling along Ouidah’s beaches in an interview with CNN, where he recounted seeing the “Door of No Return,” a monument honoring the enslaved Africans who were shipped from Ouidah to the Americas via this port. Interestingly, Elba and his interviewer had their recent conversation in Richmond, Virginia – a city significant as both a key entry point for slaves arriving in the United States and the capital of the Confederacy during the American Civil War.