Decentralized GPU cloud computing platform Aethir confirmed that its Ethereum bridge contract was attacked, with losses kept within $90k. The team promptly disconnected the contract and worked with exchanges to deal with the hacker wallets. The attacker used a cross-chain smart contract to move funds. Aethir plans to announce a compensation plan next week, and revenue is expected to reach $127.8 million in 2025.

Gate News bot news, according to the official announcement from Gate Gate will launch the spot trading and swap trading of WorldLand (WL) for the first time. The WL/USDT trading pair will open for spot trading on March 31, 2026, at 18:00 (UTC+8) and for swap trading at 19:00. Withdrawals are expected to open on April 1 at 18:00. Gate is also launching the 338th HODLer Airdrop, where users holding more than 1 GT can participate in sharing 133,334 WL tokens. The airdrop event will end on March 31, 2026, at 16:00 (UTC+8), with 100% unlocking. VIP 10 users and above can enjoy an unlimited participation quota. WorldLand is a computation verification project based on PoW, achieving transparent verification of GPU computational execution through proof of computation. The WL token adheres to the BEP-20 standard, with a total supply of 1 billion tokens, of which 50.46% is allocated for mining, halving every 4 years; 15% is allocated to core builders, with 10% unlocking every 3 months after a 12-month cliff; 20% is for ecosystem development, also with a 12-month cliff; and 14.54% is allocated for liquidity, airdrops, and the community.

A U.S. federal judge approved the inclusion of the **collective plaintiff** as a defendant in a class action lawsuit against Nvidia and its CEO Jensen Huang, alleging that they concealed the extent of the company's dependence on GPU revenue related to cryptocurrency mining. The **collective plaintiff** claims Nvidia failed to disclose over $1 billion in GPU sales between 2017 and 2018, which affected the stock price.

A U.S. federal judge approved a class action lawsuit against Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang, alleging they concealed GPU revenue dependence related to cryptocurrency mining and misled investors. Nvidia failed to prove that the relevant statements had no impact on stock price, and the litigation will proceed. Previously, the SEC fined the company for disclosure violations.

Key Takeaways ---- ● Aethir Claw Alpha launches on March 25: an easy-to-deploy AI agent hosting platform built on top of Aethir's decentralized GPU cloud infrastructure. ● Security-first architecture: fully isolated VPS instances with optional "zero provider access" functionality, giving users true data sovereignty over their AI agents. ● Broad vision vertical integration strategy: Aethir Claw plans to directly connect GPU infrastructure with end-user needs across Web3, content creation, finance, media, healthcare, and more. ● Aethir Claw: Running on Aethir GPU

CoreWeave founder Michael Intrator stated that the company leveraged GPU application capabilities accumulated through Ethereum mining to successfully transition into an AI computing power provider, achieving a valuation of $43.6 billion. Despite facing scrutiny over debt expansion, Intrator emphasized that innovative financing structures ensure effective cash flow management.

Gate News reports that on March 23, according to Gate market data, as of press time, JCT (Jade City) reached a high of 0.00488197 USD and pulled back to a low of 0.00246984 USD, with 24-hour trading volume reaching 55.37 million USD. Jade City is a GPU resource sharing platform dedicated to providing services for AI products. The platform offers resource sharing services including computing power, storage, and data, allowing users to lease various service resources through Jade City. The platform employs distributed GPU pooling technology to provide efficient resource scheduling, building GPU collaboration clusters and enabling instant access to GPU resources. Jade City provides secure peer-to-peer network services through a P2P resource sharing network, enabling fast and seamless

Gate News reported that on March 18, Bitcoin mining company HIVE launched its first AI GPU cluster in Paraguay, expanding its business scope beyond Bitcoin mining.

Nvidia plans to introduce the Groq 3 LPU inference chip to the Chinese market in May. This chip is not a downgraded version, but rather Groq's first product introduction to China. The Groq 3 LPU features high bandwidth and a unique architecture that may circumvent U.S. export controls, but it requires adaptation to other systems, and its performance remains to be seen.

Decentralized GPU computing infrastructure platform Aethir officially launched its managed Kubernetes service on March 17, aiming to expand into enterprise-grade AI infrastructure. The service supports rapid cluster deployment, is compatible with the latest GPUs, and starts at $1.45/hour with enterprise-grade security. Through cost optimization, Aethir has been providing computing power services across 95 countries globally, serving 150 enterprise customers.