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Graduate of History from The University Sussex and a Masters in Journalism from The University of Groningen, James Field has written for publication in the United Kingdom and Netherlands across a range of topics including arts, culture, environmental and legal sector issues. He served as Deputy Editor for a leading Legal publication and currently researches and writes on the digital asset space, with a focus on legal changes impacting the industry.

Article by James Field

Beijing targets trillion-yuan AI; Nvidia flags computing demand
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12 January, 2026

Beijing targets trillion-yuan AI; Nvidia flags computing demand

Beijing targets a trillion-yuan AI industry within two years as Nvidia’s CEO warns soaring global demand is straining computing supply.
Japan FM pushes digital assets into traditional finance
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9 January, 2026

Japan FM pushes digital assets into traditional finance

Japan’s finance minister says 2026 will mark a turning point as digital assets and ETFs are integrated into markets to...
EU kicks off 2026 with new digital asset tax reporting rules
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8 January, 2026

EU kicks off 2026 with new digital asset tax reporting rules

The EU's DAC8 directive mandates crypto asset reporting by July 2026, enhancing tax compliance and global cooperation to combat tax...
PwC to increase engagement with digital asset firms
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8 January, 2026

PwC to increase engagement with digital asset firms

PwC shifts toward digital assets, embracing regulatory changes and expanding services amid a pro-crypto landscape under the Trump administration.
Ireland may require state-run digital wallet to access social media
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7 January, 2026

Ireland may require state-run digital wallet to access social media

Ireland plans to implement a state-run digital wallet app for age verification on social media, aiming to enhance child safety...
India calls on international community to focus on CBDCs
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6 January, 2026

India calls on international community to focus on CBDCs

The RBI emphasizes prioritizing central bank digital currencies over stablecoins to enhance financial stability and maintain trust in money.

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