The company reported that it took nine years to reach its first US$500 million in ARR, and just over one year to double that figure.

The drop followed reports of large holders selling nearly US$600 million in Bitcoin, increasing selling pressure late last week.

The probe follows reports that low-voltage battery failures rendered exterior door handles inoperative, with some incidents involving children trapped.

SK Telecom cited significant one-off costs from a data breach affecting nearly 27 million users, including about US$350 million in compensation.

The UAE led with US$616 million over 15 deals, driven by Property Finder’s US$525 million debt round.

Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company, plans to supply over 260,000 Blackwell chips to South Korea, including Samsung Electronics.

The company plans to use energy-focused AIDC solutions and develop hubs in key regions including the Seoul metropolitan area, southern Ulsan.

Humain plans to build up to six gigawatts of data center capacity across Saudi Arabia, partnering with Nvidia, AMD, Amazon Web Services. Qualcomm.

The agreement followed a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea.

The company said it is investigating how these listings circumvented screening measures and is taking corrective action.