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Glonghui April 25th｜According to Yicai, Intel's Executive Vice President and General Manager of Data Center Division, Kevork Kechichian, told reporters that Intel is undergoing a "historical-level transformation," and the next two years are the window period that will determine success or failure. "This is a transformation that we may not have seen in two or three years, or even in Intel's history. The challenge we face now is to deliver results immediately." Kechichian told reporters that internally, the ratio of CPU to GPU usage is now doubling or even tripling. Ultimately, this ratio will reach 1:1.

BlockBeats News, April 25th, according to Arkham, the attacker AviEisenberg, who previously attacked Mango Markets in 2022 and profited around $110 million, has reportedly engaged in "on-chain activity" again. The address has a history of:· Exploiting a vulnerability to attack Mango Finance and profiting around $110 million· Threatening further action against Aave after the attack· Experiencing a liquidation event in the Curve ecosystem· Subsequently entering into legal proceedings and being imprisonedRecent monitoring shows that the associated address has once again signed on-chain transactions, prompting market speculation about whether it has become active again. It is currently unclear whether the address is under the control of the original attacker.

Golden Ten Data reported on April 25 that, according to US media sources on the 24th, aviation fuel reserves in California—the most populous and economically significant US state—have dropped to their lowest level in two and a half years due to Middle East conflicts disrupting global oil supplies. The Los Angeles Times, citing data from the California Energy Commission, reported that California's aviation fuel reserves last week were only 2.6 million barrels, down more than 25% from the peak of over 3.5 million barrels last year. The report stated that as fuel supplies tighten, air ticket prices are rising. Airlines are beginning to charge additional baggage fees to offset increased fuel costs. Some flights departing from smaller California airports have been canceled, and a few low-cost airlines are even facing the risk of bankruptcy.