The UK Treasury has selected HSBC's blockchain platform Orion to pilot the issuance of digital government bonds DIGIT. HSBC stated that blockchain can accelerate settlement and improve efficiency in the debt market. This project will be conducted in a regulated testing environment, and the Orion platform has successfully issued over $3.5 billion in digital bonds.

BlockBeats News, December 30, according to Businesswire, the US-listed Bitcoin crypto treasury (DAT) company Mogo announced it will change its name to Orion Digital, and is expected to start trading under the new stock code ORIO on January 2, 2026. Currently, it holds approximately $24 million worth of Bitcoin.

Orion Compute announces entry into Bitcoin mining and AI data centers, focusing on markets with low-cost energy, planning to establish in West Texas, USA, with subsequent expansion into developing economies. The deployment will be phased to reduce costs and ensure power supply, while building dual-purpose infrastructure.

The U.S. government has jointly invested with investment firm Orion Resource Partners and Abu Dhabi's ADQ to establish a critical minerals fund. The investment by the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation is a new initiative by the Trump administration to promote a global mineral security supply strategy. According to the announcement, the total initial capital commitment from the three parties amounts to $1.8 billion, with a target size ultimately reaching $5 billion. Foreign media first reported in September that the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation and Orion were negotiating to establish a joint fund. Ben Black, CEO of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, stated in the announcement: "Ensuring the supply of critical minerals is a top priority concerning U.S. strategic interests and economic prosperity." He pointed out that the fund aims to "build stable investment channels for critical minerals, which is crucial for driving U.S. economic prosperity."

Jin10 Data, September 17 - The U.S. government is in talks with investment firm Orion Resource Partners to establish a multi-billion dollar overseas mining project fund. According to sources familiar with the matter, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and New York-based Orion will each invest $600 million or more into the new fund, with potential participation from other sovereign investors and U.S. government agencies. The fund will invest in mining projects for key minerals such as copper and rare earths, which are critical for defense and high-tech manufacturing.

Gate News Bot news, on August 11, according to CoinMarketCap, as of the time of writing, ZKJ (Polyhedra Network) is currently priced at $0.30, having risen 71.11% in the last 24 hours, with a high of $0.36 and a low of $0.14. The current market capitalization is approximately $87.6 million, an increase of $36.4 million from yesterday. Polyhedra Network is a blockchain project focused on artificial intelligence. Its core product EXPchain aims to provide a responsible foundational layer for AI applications, primarily focusing on three aspects: verifiability, data security, and performance. Polyhedra Network has also developed several advanced zero-knowledge proof systems, such as MissileProof, Virgo, Orion, etc., to enhance the blockchain.

Gate News bot message reports that Zhu Kuang Lee, the Chief Digital, Data and Innovation Officer of HSBC, revealed three key development focuses of HSBC in blockchain technology: digital asset custody, the private blockchain platform HSBC Orion, and tokenization. Data shows that in the past 18 months, the HSBC Orion platform has completed over 10 bond issuances in locations such as Hong Kong, with an issuance scale of over $1.5 billion. Recently, China Asset Management Co., Ltd. has selected HSBC as the tokenization agent for the Hong Kong Project Ensemble pilot program, responsible for the minting and destruction of money market fund shares.

On February 13th, Jinshi Data reported that Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said on Wednesday that the company's GPT-4.5 model, internally referred to as Orion, will be launched in "a few weeks." Foreign media reported in November that Orion has not yet met OpenAI's performance expectations. Sam Altman stated that this model will be the last one released by the company that does not use additional computing power to mimic human reasoning. OpenAI has adopted reasoning models in some updated models, including o1 and o3.

Golden Data January 30 News, Orion's Chief Investment Strategist Rusty