Tether backs Italian humanoid-robotics firm Generative Bionics as AI push builds. The €70M funding round was led by CDP Venture Capital, AMD Ventures and other industrial backers. The funding will be used to speed up product development and the training of physical AI systems, and Generative Bionics plans to unveil its first complete humanoid at CES in Las Vegas in January 2026.

Tether backs Italian humanoid-robotics firm Generative Bionics as AI push builds. The €70M funding round was led by CDP Venture Capital, AMD Ventures and other industrial backers. The funding will be used to speed up product development and the training of physical AI systems, and Generative Bionics plans to unveil its first complete humanoid at CES in Las Vegas in January 2026.
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"Tether estimates that the reserves backing USDT will help it generate about $15 billion in profits this year, buoyed by high interest rates. The El Salvador-based company has been deploying those profits to widen its footprint across multiple sectors, from commodities to artificial intelligence, to sports. Tether has been especially active in AI and data, moves that Chief Executive Paolo Ardoino has said are aimed at bringing about a version of the internet where people control their own information. The stablecoin issuer is also the backer of Blackrock Neurotech, a maker of brain-computer interface technology."

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