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According to Odaily, the latest report released by the global Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) platform shows that in 2025, the total assets managed by global sovereign wealth funds reached a record high of $15 trillion. At the same time, many sovereign wealth funds have increased their investments in the technology sector and profited from booming markets. Overall, in 2025, sovereign wealth funds' total investment in artificial intelligence and digitalization reached $66 billion. Sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East performed particularly well in digitalization investments, with Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company investing $12.9 billion in artificial intelligence and digitalization, followed by the Kuwait Investment Authority with $6 billion and the Qatar Investment Authority with $4 billion. The Middle East remains a hub for sovereign wealth fund assets. The seven major Gulf region wealth funds received a total of $126 billion in global investments, accounting for 43% of global investments by state-owned investors, a record high. (Golden Ten Data)

PANews, January 1st – According to Cointelegraph, investment bank Keefe, Bruyette & Woods (KBW) has upgraded its rating for bitcoin miner TeraWulf (WULF) from “market perform” to “outperform,” and raised its target price from $9.5 to $24. KBW stated that this reassessment is based on investors “underestimating the extent of the shift in bitcoin mining towards high-performance computing (HPC) leasing business portfolios in 2026-2027, as well as the strong growth momentum driven by the net 646 megawatt HPC leasing project by 2027.”

according to the latest report released by the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWF) platform, in 2025, the total assets managed by global sovereign wealth funds reached a record $15 trillion. At the same time, many sovereign wealth funds increased their investments in the technology sector and benefited from the booming market. Overall, in 2025, sovereign wealth funds invested a total of $66 billion in artificial intelligence and digitalization. Sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East performed the best in digital investments, with Mubadala Investment Company in Abu Dhabi investing $12.9 billion in artificial intelligence and digitalization, followed by the Kuwait Investment Authority with $6 billion and the Qatar Investment Authority with $4 billion. The Middle East remains a hub for sovereign wealth fund wealth. These seven major Gulf sovereign wealth funds secured a total investment amount of $126 billion globally, accounting for 43% of the total global investments by state-owned investors, setting a new record.