Nvidia a levé 25 milliards de dollars sur le marché obligataire le 15 juin 2026 afin de financer des infrastructures liées à l’IA. Dans son sillage, les mineurs de bitcoin cherchent à capter cette dynamique en se positionnant sur l’hébergement de calcul. Ils visent une part de revenus issus de l’IA pouvant atteindre 70% d’ici fin 2026.

SpaceX a déclaré détenir 18,712 BTC dans son document S-1 déposé auprès de la SEC. L’entreprise indique les avoir acquis pour un coût total de $661M, soit environ $35,320 par bitcoin. Il s’agit de la plus importante trésorerie en bitcoin jamais associée à une introduction en bourse.

Tether blacklisted a Tron address and froze 72,030,295 USDT on June 12, 2026, after activity tied to a large Monero purchase coincided with a sharp XMR move. The wallet had received 120.2 million USDT on June 11 and then routed funds across exchanges, cross-chain paths, and XMR buys, pushing XMR from around $330 to an intraday peak near $438.

NVIDIA and LG Group detailed a wide-ranging partnership for a Korea-based "AI factory" platform on June 7, then confirmed it in follow-up releases on June 10. The collaboration covers robotics, autonomous driving, data-center infrastructure and GPU cloud services, aiming to support training, simulation, validation and deployment of AI across LG's businesses.

Google disclosed on June 5, 2026 that it will pay SpaceX $920 million per month for access to GPU computing capacity, with usage set to ramp through September and key delivery milestones tied to late 2026. The agreement includes a 90-day cancellation option after December 31, 2026 and provisions allowing Google to exit or accept discounted capacity if SpaceX misses the September 30 GPU delivery target.

Italy is projected to be short 4.3 million workers over the next ten years, with the Proxima 2026 report presented in Rome on June 9 outlining a concentrated retirement wave. The same report argues AI is automating entry-level roles just as fewer young people are available, while adult training participation remains lower than the EU average and carries an estimated 26 billion-euro annual cost.

On June 1, 2026, the U.S. Department of Commerce extended export-license requirements for advanced AI chips to overseas subsidiaries of China-headquartered companies. The change helped push Nvidia's share of China's AI accelerator market from 95% to zero, removing about $17 billion in annual revenue tied to China. Nvidia also estimates the market it exited is trending toward $50 billion.

A factory in Guangdong can assemble one humanoid robot every 30 minutes, as China accounted for nearly 90% of global humanoid robot sales in 2025. Global deliveries topped 13,000 units in 2025, while leading Chinese vendors Unitree and Agibot shipped 5,500 and 5,168 units, respectively. Cost comparisons suggest the West may pay far more for comparable builds, largely due to supply-chain dependence on Chinese components.

On June 1, 2026, Japan put new Financial Services Agency rules into effect to recognize qualified foreign stablecoins as electronic payment instruments, while the ruling LDP's blockchain panel urged wider use of yen-denominated stablecoins for Asian cross-border payments. The shift comes as the global stablecoin market is over $240 billion and remains heavily dollar-centric, even as local players such as JPYC and bank-backed initiatives target large-scale yen issuance and settlement.