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This is huge. New Special Report from Morgan Stanley GIC: "we aim to support our Financial Advisors and clients, who may flexibly allocate to cryptocurrency as part of their multiasset portfolios." GIC guides 16,000 advisors managing $2 trillion in savings and wealth for clients. We're entering the mainstream era —

According to a recent update, China is making impressive strides in solar energy, with reports suggesting an average of 100 solar panels installed every second. As of mid-2025, the country accounts for over 67% of the world’s solar capacity, reflecting its growing leadership in renewable energy. #SolarEnergy #China #RenewableEnergy

🚨 The first real AI laptop just dropped and it doesn’t think in apps. At the Snapdragon Summit, Humain unveiled the Humain Horizon Pro, powered by Snapdragon X Elite and running a new bespoke Humain One OS. The vision? Not “AI as app.” Not “AI sprinkled into Windows or macOS.” But AI as the interface itself. That means workflows where the laptop isn’t waiting for you to click through menus, it’s actively reasoning, anticipating, and adapting in real time. The OS is designed from the ground up for agentic AI: autonomous systems that execute complex tasks, not just autocomplete your sentences. Think less “assistant that lives inside your computer” and more “computer that lives inside your assistant.” Why this matters: If it works, this could mark the same kind of paradigm shift that GUIs brought in the 80s or multitouch brought in 2007. It’s ambitious. It’s risky. But if Humain pulls it off, we may look back and say: this was the beginning of AI-native computing. Of course, big questions remain: •Will people trust an OS that makes decisions with them? •Will legacy apps adapt or resist? •And what happens when every workflow becomes a negotiation with an agent? Either way, the Humain Horizon Pro just gave us a glimpse at where personal computing might be headed. And it’s not apps stacked in windows, it’s AI stacked in your workflow. Would you switch to a laptop where AI is the entire operating system, not just an add-on?