The new public chain Final announced on September 15th that its first major version, Shannon, is already running on the development network. The project positions itself as an “adaptive blockchain network” and showcases a structure composed of a main chain and a transaction chain, with plans to provide core facilities such as derivatives, spot trading, and stablecoins at the protocol layer. What needs to be clarified at this point is that what has been launched is Devnet, not the mature mainnet intended for everyone. The official website states that Shannon will be open to the public “in the near future,” and the current page still provides an application access link; functions such as wallets, bridges, and documentation are also marked as upcoming.

Google Cloud launched on September 15th in Singapore as Singapore Engineering Center. This is not a traditional regional sales or after-sales office. According to the company's positioning, the center will bring together professionals in AI, machine learning, data, computing, core networking, storage, and frontline support, working together with enterprises to transform basic research into deployable cloud and AI systems. It is located at the same site as Google DeepMind's first research laboratory in Southeast Asia, aiming to bring research, product engineering, and customer implementation closer together on a shorter chain of operations. Google also mentioned that the center had already been publicly announced in February of this year.

On September 15th, Google announced the opening of a batch of third-party connectors in Gemini, for, and Google Workspace. The initial list includes Asana, Atlassian Rovo, HubSpot, Intuit Mailchimp, Intuit QuickBooks, monday.com, and Salesforce. The connection method uses the model context protocol MCP. For ordinary users, the change is quite direct: when asking questions in the sidebars of Docs, Sheets, Slides or within Google Chat, Gemi

After the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY bill, the crypto market declined, with Bitcoin briefly falling below $75,000.

The U.S. Senate failed to advance the Clarity legislation, causing setbacks in the regulation of the crypto market structure. The industry's focus has shifted to the subsequent rules for SEC and CFTC.