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Aria is an RPG game where players can freely roam in an open world environment while experiencing the thrill of epic quests and battles. The game's developer, Inutan Studios, has received funding from Tencent, NetEase and Riot Games.

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According to Tech Funding News, AMD CEO Lisa Su announced at London Tech Week that the company will invest up to £2 billion in UK AI infrastructure over the next five years, covering national supercomputing infrastructure development and university research collaborations. Meanwhile, AMD is partnering with Oriole Networks—a startup spun out from University College London (UCL)—to deploy the world’s first large-scale, all-photonic network AI system under the UK government’s £50 million ARIA Inference Scaling Lab initiative. This system integrates Oriole’s PRISM photonic networking platform with AMD Instinct GPUs and EPYC CPUs; by completely eliminating electronic switches from the network core, it reduces core network energy consumption by 81% and cuts GPU idle time from 60% to under 1%.

Binance Alpha to Delist Multiple Tokens Including PRAI and COMMON

According to the official announcement, Binance stated that, based on its recent review, the following tokens do not meet the Binance Alpha criteria and will be removed from the recommendation list on May 14, 2026, at 14:00 (UTC+8): PRAI (Privasea AI), COMMON (Common), PINGPONG (PINGPONG), TAKER (Taker Protocol), JANITOR (Janitor), GATA (Gata), KLINK (Klink Finance), CORL (Coral Finance), SWTCH (Switchboard), ARIAIP (Aria Protocol), LONG (Belong), ZKWASM (ZKWASM), GORILLA (gorilla), ECHO (Echo Protocol), LITKEY (Lit Protocol), FIR (Fireverse), GM (GOMBLE), DELABS (Delabs Games), DONKEY (donkey), and WHY (why).

Suspected ARIA Controller’s Early-Morning Dump Causes Over 91% Price Plunge

According to on-chain analyst Yujin (@EmberCN), the suspected ARIA controller sold 45.64 million ARIA tokens in bulk today at dawn via eight wallets, receiving 5.42 million USDT in return—the average sale price was $0.12. This large-scale sell-off caused ARIA’s price to plummet from $1.01 to $0.09, a 91% decline, and its circulating market cap dropped from $315 million to $38.5 million. The aforementioned 45.64 million ARIA tokens were withdrawn from Gate onto the blockchain three weeks ago.