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This Cloud Deal Could Shake Up Silicon Valley. But is Nvidia Really in Trouble?SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador, Dec. 03, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Eco Bright Future, Inc. (OTC: EBFI) ($EBFI) ("Company") announces its wholly-owned El Salvador subsidiary, United Heritage Sociedad Anonima De Capital Variable ("United Heritage"), has been granted the prestigious license of Digital Service Provider in El Salvador. This significant milestone marks the first of two eagerly awaited licenses in the region, with the token issuer license pending and anticipated in the near future. Alexander Borodich, Founder of Universa Blockchain , expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "We are on the cusp of receiving our second pivotal license in El Salvador, which will position our Company to attract a substantial customer base through our local subsidiaries. We eagerly anticipate launching operations through the innovative New World Digital Gateway as El Salvador emerges as a leading hub in the digital realm." El Salvador's proactive stance in fostering a welcoming ecosystem for cryptocurrency businesses has drawn the attention of global digital assets firms like Eco Bright Future. With the newly obtained Bitcoin exchange license, United Heritage offers a secure and compliant platform to purchase, sell, and exchange Bitcoin. El Salvador recognizes Bitcoin as legal tender , a historic milestone for the country that opens up exciting possibilities within the digital currency landscape, as evidenced by today's high price of BTC , reflecting widespread adoption by mainstream users. The Company is strategically bolstering its presence in the global Digital Asset Market; El Salvador is just one of its strategic focal points. The expansion aligns with the Company's overarching strategy to ensure international compliance and broaden its customer base. It seeks to become a global frontrunner in real asset tokenization and cross-border "Smart Contract" technologies. Distinguished by its proficiency in tokenizing tangible assets, genuine real estate, and commodities, Eco Bright Future, Inc. leads the way in: - Tokenizing tangible assets such as real estate and commodities - Developing cutting-edge blockchain tools - Seamlessly integrating with established financial infrastructures Adopting a holistic approach, the Company believes it can seize market opportunities in El Salvador and diverse global markets. Leveraging its successful track record in digital commodity tokenization in the UAE and digital notary in Tunisia, the Company has positioned itself for its progressive international expansion. United Heritage will use Universa Blockchain's platform for decentralized storage and "Smart Contract" execution. This strategic technology selection minimizes disruptions to existing infrastructure while maximizing the digitization of business processes. FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENT: Forward-Looking Statements: This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Except for historical matters contained herein, this press release's statements are forward-looking. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, words such as "may", "will", "to", "plan", "expect", "believe", "anticipate", "intend", "could", "would", "estimate," or "continue", or the negative other variations thereof or comparable terminology are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risk, uncertainties and other factors which may cause our actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Also, forward-looking statements represent our management's beliefs and assumptions only as of the date hereof. Additional information regarding the factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements is available in the Company's filings with OTC Markets. Except as required by law, we assume no obligation to update these forward-looking statements publicly or to update the reasons actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements, even if new information becomes available in the future. Contact Information: George Athanasiadis Phone: +1 801 895 4672 Email: [email protected]
Jeff Bezos & Elon Musk Beef on X (Twitter) Explained By The internet scene reportedly became tense recently after Amazon Executive Chairman and Tesla CEO indulged in a back-and-forth on . The discussion revolving around the made users on X wonder whether all things are okay between the two business moguls. Here are the details of Bezos and Musk’s alleged online beef. What happened to Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk? Since the historic win by Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential elections, Elon Musk’s Tesla and SpaceX have benefited immensely. However, in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), the tech giant aimed at Jeff Bezos. He alleged that the Amazon founder had urged people to sell their Tesla and SpaceX shares, predicting that Trump wouldn’t win. Elon Musk , “Just learned tonight at Mar-a-Lago that Jeff Bezos was telling everyone that @realDonaldTrump would lose for sure, so they should sell all their Tesla and SpaceX stock.” However, Bezos took the opportunity to debunk the allegations and to Musk, “Nope. 100% not true.” The Tesla CEO further to Bezos by writing, “Well, then, I stand corrected.” This back-and-forth became one of the key highlights on X as users stormed into the comments giving their opinions on it. Since, Trump’s win with the majority electoral votes in the elections he and Musk have been on a roll. Besides Trump’s victory being beneficial for Tesla and SpaceX’s stock, as per a report by the , Musk has also found himself becoming a part of Trump’s administration. Following his win, Donald Trump named Elon Musk to team up with to head the , also known as DOGE. As shared by Musk on X, in the statement announcing Musk as DOGE head, Trump , “I am pleased to announce that the Great Elon Musk, working in conjunction with American Patriot Vivek Ramaswamy, will lead the Department of Government Efficiency (“DOGE”).” Ishita Verma is an SEO contributing writer for ComingSoon. She is passionate about delivering authentic content and holds experience in SEO content writing. Apart from her quest to ensure her content is promising, Ishita is an avid Kdrama and anime watcher. Ishita is a bibliophile and also pursues gaming as one of her favorite pastimes. Share articleNew 2025 laws hit hot topics from AI in movies to rapid-fire guns
Villers-lès-Nancy, 27 December 2024 - 6:00 p.m. (CET) PRESS RELEASE Equasens strengthens its presence in the healthcare software market with the strategic acquisition of Calimed, a SaaS software expert for private practitioners and surgeons Equasens Group (Euronext ParisTM - Compartment B - FR 0012882389 -EQS), a leading provider of digital solutions for healthcare professionals , acquires a 90% majority stake in Calimed SAS, a pure player in the market for 100% cloud-based medical P ractice M anagement S oftware (PMS) operating under the Calimed Santé brand. The acquisition of Calimed will contribute to Equasens Group's strategy of strengthening its position in the French PMS market by increasing its market share and expanding its portfolio of online solutions to support the digital transition of medical practices. Calimed: unique expertise and widely acclaimed innovative solutions Founded in 2007, Calimed stands out for its unique know-how resulting from its collaboration with physicians and IT specialists from the very beginning combined with expertise in Cloud technologies. The company has developed two SaaS solutions: Calimed's strong growth momentum over the last few years has been driven by the ongoing acquisition of new customers and excellent customer retention rates (nearly 4,000 active users on both solutions to date). Its business model is based on recurring revenues from SaaS subscriptions, characterized by very low attrition, a measure of customer satisfaction. As a member of Equasens Group, Calimed will benefit from increased resources and synergies to enhance its offering, optimise its cloud capabilities and accelerate its growth in a fast-changing market. The aim is to eventually address all private healthcare professionals, medics and paramedics, whether practicing in private facilities, or coordinated multidisciplinary groups (Multi-professional Healthcare Centers, health centers). A new step in the development strategy of Equasens' Medical Solutions Division Calimed will become part of the Equasens Group's Medical Solutions Division which now offers a comprehensive range of software solutions covering the needs of medical and paramedical professions. These include dedicated solutions for GPs (MediStory, easy-care), private practice surgeons (Calimed), multidisciplinary structures (MediLink), nurses (Infipratik) and physiotherapists (Kinépratik), totalling more than 25,000 users. Strong and multiple synergies for an effective, customised offering By joining forces, Equasens and Calimed aim to: A fast-changing market, driven by the shift to digital healthcare This acquisition is being carried out at a time when the healthcare system is undergoing profound change. Digital solutions are emerging as a major lever for optimising costs, streamlining care pathways and strengthening coordination between professionals. New regulations are creating strong momentum for innovation and investment by imposing requirements for open, secure and interoperable solutions. With a total of 200,000 practitioners, including 115,000 in private practice 1 , there is considerable potential for growth. The Medical Solutions Division is currently the third-largest player in the French market for private medical practice software, a segment that is still fragmented and which offers significant potential for consolidation. New high added value functionalities make Calimed Santé solutions even more attractive Calimed Santé solutions will soon be integrating major innovations. Beginning in early 2025, a gateway between their Calimed business applications and easy-care will give surgeons access to new digital services such as digital prescriptions. These developments will improve patient care pathways and coordination between healthcare professionals. As for current and future easy-care users, they will soon benefit from a multi-user platform, with modules dedicated to each medical speciality and innovative services based on AI. Denis SUPPLISSON, Chief Executive Officer of Equasens, commented: " Acquiring Calimed is an important step in the deployment of our "Patient-Centric” strategy aimed at healthcare professionals and facilities. This acquisition strengthens our portfolio of innovative cloud solutions for private practice surgeons and physicians, complementing our core offerings. Calimed and easy-care users will soon benefit from enhanced features provided by complementary modules developed by Equasens, such as Loquii and Pandalab Pro, designed to facilitate their practice and enable them to devote more time to treating their patients. ” Frédéric SUANT, Manager of Calimed, added: " By joining the Equasens Group, besides shared values, Calimed will be able to significantly accelerate its technical development. Our goal is to establish easy-care as the market-leading software in the medium term, by pooling services, building brand awareness and getting our teams highly involved, while leveraging Equasens' strengths and market reach. ” Dominique GOURSAUD, Manager of the Equasens Medical Solutions Division concluded: " This acquisition will contribute to our goal of developing an offering of services and solutions co-constructed with and for healthcare professionals. An offering that meets the needs of doctors for their patients... and not the other way around ". Financial details of this transaction remain confidential. Calimed's management and teams remain in place, to continue their missions with the reinforced support of Equasens Group. About Equasens Group Founded over 35 years ago, Equasens Group, a leader in digital healthcare solutions, today employs over 1,300 people across Europe. The Group's mission is to facilitate the day-to-day work of healthcare professionals and their teams, working in private practice, collaborative medical structures or healthcare establishments, through "professional" software and applications. The Group also provides comprehensive support to healthcare professionals in the transformation of their profession by developing electronic equipment, digital solutions and healthcare robotics, as well as data hosting, financing and training adapted to their specific needs. Reflecting the spirit of its tagline "Technology for a More Human Experience", the Group is a leading provider of interoperability solutions that improve coordination between healthcare professionals, their communications and data exchange resulting in better patient care and a more efficient and secure healthcare system. Get all the news about Equasens Group www.equasens.com and on LinkedIn Listed on Euronext ParisTM - Compartment B Indices: MSCI GLOBAL SMALL CAP - GAÏA Index 2020 - CAC® SMALL and CAC® All-Tradable Included in the Euronext Tech Leaders segment and the European Rising Tech label Eligible for the Deferred Settlement Service ("Service à Réglement Différé” - SRD) and equity savings accounts invested in small and mid-caps (PEA-PME). ISIN: FR 0012882389 - Ticker Code: EQS CONTACTS Equasens Group Analyst and Investor Relations: Chief Administrative and Financial Officer: Frédérique SCHMIDT Tel.: +33 (0)3 83 15 90 67 - [email protected] Equasens Group Communications Director: Noëlle STOULIG [email protected] Financial communications agency: FIN'EXTENSO - Isabelle APRILE Tel.: +33 (0)6 17 38 61 78- [email protected] Forward-looking statements This press release contains forward-looking statements that are not guarantees of future performance and are based on current opinions, forecasts and assumptions, including, but not limited to, assumptions about Equasens' current and future strategy and the environment in which Equasens operates. These involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, which may cause actual results, performance or achievements, or industry results or other events, to materially differ from those expressed in or implied by such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include those detailed in Chapter 3 "Risk factors" of the Universal Registration Document filed with the French financial market authority (Autorité des Marchés Financiers or AMF) on April 29, 2024 under number D.24-0366. These forward-looking statements are valid only as of the date of this press release. Attachment EQUASENS_PRESS RELEASE_20241227_Acquisition-Calimed-EN_GBShare this Story : Housing Design Awards: An air of celebration and gratitude Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Breadcrumb Trail Links Life Homes Housing Design Awards: An air of celebration and gratitude Author of the article: Anita Murray, Anita Murray Published Nov 21, 2024 • Last updated 51 minutes ago • 6 minute read Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here . Or sign-in if you have an account. RND Construction was the top winner with seven trophies, including custom builder of the year and a custom home category for this home with Andre Godin Design. Photo by Gordon King Photography Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content It was a special night for Ottawa’s housing industry Nov. 2 as excellence in design was celebrated at the annual Housing Design Awards in record fashion. Organized by the Greater Ottawa Home Builders’ Association, the awards gala, now in its 41 st year, is one of the largest events of its kind in the city. A record 760 guests gathered at the Rogers Centre Ottawa (formerly the Shaw Centre), which was decked out in a theme of urban graffiti, complete with on-site artists creating works for auction, break dancers, record spinners and an Airstream RV serving signature drinks. 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Access articles from across Canada with one account Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments Enjoy additional articles per month Get email updates from your favourite authors Sign In or Create an Account Email Address Continue or View more offers If you are a Home delivery print subscriber, unlimited online access is included in your subscription. Activate your Online Access Now Article content Hobin Architecture claimed five awards, including two for an infill development near the Experimental Farm called Peridot. Photo by Riley Snelling Photography Trophies were awarded to area designers, architects, builders, renovators and suppliers in 54 categories ranging from kitchens and bathrooms to production and custom homes, renovations, green innovation, design details and more. In all, there were 232 finalists (another record) from 369 entries (yet another record). “Not only did we have a record number of entries and companies participating, but the quality of entries continues to climb even further, with our members striving to raise the bar even more each year,” says Linda Oliveri Blanchard, who chairs the awards committee. Ardington + Associates Design won five trophies, including one for this home with Maple Leaf Custom Homes and Cedar Ridge Designs & Custom Cabinetry. Photo by Kevin Belanger Photography Entries were judged by 12 industry experts from across the country, who each had certain categories to evaluate in blind judging. Laurysen Kitchens won five awards for a mix of kitchen and bathroom categories, including this one with Sonya Kinkade Design. Photo by JVL Photography “Overall, I was very impressed with the superior quality, the forward thinking, the beauty of these submissions,” says designer Benjamin John Ouellette of BJOID Inc., who judged the kitchen and bath categories. “Greater Ottawa has absolutely phenomenal talent.” Minto Communities was named production builder of the year, along with winning three other awards for the 2023 dream home in the CHEO lottery with Tanya Collins Design. Photo by Gordon King Photography Many of the trends or recurring elements that we saw in last year’s awards continued or were amplified this year. Arches, texture, wall treatments and wood were all popular, as they were last year. Joining them this year were moody bathrooms and the use of rich, saturated colour everywhere. Advertisement 3 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content Shean Architects claimed designer of the year from a crowded field of 12 entrants, along with winning two other categories. Photo by Scott Norsworthy photograph Big winners Leading the pack was RND Construction, which took home seven trophies ranging from custom homes and kitchens to green innovation and one of the prestige categories — custom builder of the year, a category that RND has won repeatedly, including for the last three years in a row. “It’s always a thrill to win,” RND owner Roy Nandram said the morning after the gala. He then added: “We need to think about the people who help us win an award: our staff or subtrades; our architects and designers we work with; and, more importantly, we have amazing clients.” Amsted Design-Build won three awards, including being named renovator of the year for a record 11th time. Amsted was also named Ontario renovator of the year earlier this fall. Photo by Gordon King Photography Following closely behind RND was a trio of companies with five wins each: Hobin Architecture, Laurysen Kitchens and Cedar Ridge Designs & Custom Cabinetry. Other prestige category winners included Shean Architects, which was named designer of the year among a crowded field of 12 entrants, and Amsted Design-Build, which reclaimed the renovator of the year award for a record 11 th time. Amsted was also named provincial renovator of the year at this fall’s Awards of Distinction put on by the Ontario Home Builders’ Association. Advertisement 4 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content For Amsted owner Steve Barkhouse, the overwhelming feeling was gratitude. “Grateful to see a record turnout to the event and a record number of fantastic submissions. Grateful to be pushed harder every year by our strong competition.” The All Things Home People’s Choice Award went to Modello Homes for a custom bungalow home that’s a blend of modern farmhouse and contemporary. Photo by Flex Media & Photography Other notable wins Minto Communities and Tanya Collins Design scooped up an impressive three trophies for one home — the grand prize home in last year’s CHEO Dream of a Lifetime lottery. A prime example of design infused with rich colour, the home was decorated with a palette of deep green, blue, burgundy and caramel. Collins won a fourth award for best home office and Minto also captured a fourth, for production builder of the year, a prestige award the builder last won in 2022. The final prestige category was the coveted All Things Home People’s Choice Award, the only trophy that is determined by public vote. This year’s award went to custom builder Modello Homes for a sophisticated modern farmhouse bungalow loft in an estate subdivision. PLOTNONPLOT Architecture teamed with Crossford Construction to win three awards of their own for one home, dubbed the Warren. The quirky yet sophisticated custom urban home took its cue from a rabbit’s lair, with the main living level partially embedded into the ground and boasting eye-catching round windows scattered throughout. The project won its custom home category and for its kitchen and primary ensuite. Advertisement 5 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content And Claridge Homes won four trophies, two for its Sussex model and one each for its Wentworth and Shinnecock models, all at River’s Edge in Riverside South. The homes opened earlier this year. Crossford Construction won four awards, including three with PLOTNONPLOT Architecture for a custom home dubbed the Warren. Photo by Kevin Belanger Photography The winners Production home, attached, 2,000 sq. ft. or less Claridge Homes, the Sussex Production home, attached, 2,001 sq. ft. or more Claridge Homes, the Wentworth Production home, single detached, under $950,000 Claridge Homes, the Shinnecock Hills Production home, single detached, $950,001 – $1,200,000 Mackie Homes, the Trenton Production home, single detached, $1,200,001 and over Hobin Architecture, the Beckett New community, underway BLD Homes, McEwen’s Mill New community, built Hobin Architecture, Peridot Apartment, condo or rental Uniform Urban Developments with Hobin Architecture and 2H Interior Design, Echo Condo or rental apartment suite, 801 sq. ft. or more Campanale with Raywal Cabinets, Urban Terraces at Longfields Square II Custom home, 3,000 sq. ft. or less Ardington + Associates Design with Maple Leaf Custom Homes and Cedar Ridge Designs & Custom Cabinetry Advertisement 6 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content Custom home, 3,001 sq. ft. or more Nowacki Homes Custom urban home, 2,800 sq. ft. or less PLOTNONPLOT Architecture with Crossford Construction Custom urban home, 2,800 – 3,800 sq. ft. RND Construction with Andre Godin Design Custom urban home, 3,800 sq. ft. or more Linebox Studio with Sanchez Homes Custom urban home, semi-detached RJH Architecture + Planning with Haslett Construction Production kitchen, 200 sq. ft. or less Laurysen Kitchens with Urbandale Construction Production kitchen, 201 – 250 sq. ft. Claridge Homes, the Sussex Production kitchen, 251 sq. ft. or more Minto Communities with Tanya Collins Design and Laurysen Kitchens, the Equestrian Custom kitchen, 175 sq. ft. or less, traditional Gordon Weima Design Builder Custom kitchen, 175 sq. ft. or less, contemporary PLOTNONPLOT Architecture with Crossford Construction Custom kitchen, 176 – 250 sq. ft., traditional West of Main with Urban Quarry Custom kitchen, 176 – 250 sq. ft., contemporary The Cabinet Connection Custom kitchen, 251 sq. ft. or more, traditional, $100,000 and under Sonya Kinkade Design with Laurysen Kitchens Advertisement 7 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content Custom kitchen, 251 sq. ft. or more, contemporary, $100,000 and under Simmonds Architecture with RND Construction and Cedar Ridge Designs & Custom Cabinetry Custom kitchen, 251 sq. ft. or more, traditional, $100,001 and over – John Laurysen Memorial Trophy West of Main with Urban Quarry Custom kitchen, 251 sq. ft. or more, contemporary, $100,001 and over RND Construction with Cedar Ridge Designs & Custom Cabinetry Production bathroom Minto Communities with Tanya Collins Design and Laurysen Kitchens, the Equestrian Custom bathroom, 100 sq. ft. or less, traditional Nathan Kyle Studio Custom bathroom, 100 sq. ft. or less, contemporary PLOTNONPLOT Architecture with Crossford Construction Custom bathroom, 101 sq. ft. or more, traditional West of Main with Urban Quarry and Cedar Ridge Designs & Custom Cabinetry Custom bathroom, 101 sq. ft. or more, contemporary Laurysen Kitchens with Peridot Design & Build Bathroom – powder room RND Construction with Cedar Ridge Designs & Custom Cabinetry Renovation under $150,000 Amsted Design-Build Renovation $150,001 – $250,000 Suite Spot Design with To Do-Done Advertisement 8 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content Renovation $250,001 – $400,000 Terra Nova Building Corp. Renovation $400,001 – $600,000 Amsted Design-Build Renovation $600,001 – $750,000 Shean Architects Renovation $750,001 – $1,000,000 Simmonds Architecture with Casa Verde Construction Renovation $1,000,001 and over Casa Verde Construction Basement renovation Suite Spot Design with To Do-Done Housing details Shean Architects with Cada Construction Any room in the house Hobin Architecture with Cada Construction Best home office Tanya Collins Design Exterior details Nowacki Homes Exterior living space Simmonds Architecture with RND Construction Alternative enclosed space Crossford Construction Anywhere in the world Hobin Architecture with 2H Interior Design Innovation award – production home of the year Minto Communities with Tanya Collins Design and Agrodrain Systems Limited, the Equestrian Innovation award – custom home of the year RND Construction Custom builder of the year RND Construction Designer of the year Shean Architects Production builder of the year Minto Communities Renovator of the year Amsted Design-Build All Things Home People’s Choice Award Modello Homes Article content Share this article in your social network Share this Story : Housing Design Awards: An air of celebration and gratitude Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Comments You must be logged in to join the discussion or read more comments. 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