FAYETTEVILLE, NC

Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc. (AIT) is highlighting AIT Email Marketing as a fully managed, browser-based email marketing platform for businesses that want the control of their own email server without the burden of installation, maintenance, or infrastructure management.

As businesses grow, their email marketing needs often become more advanced. Larger contact lists, higher monthly send volume, newsletters, promotions, customer updates, lead nurturing campaigns, and agency-managed workflows all require stronger campaign tools, more flexibility, and more predictable pricing.

AIT Email Marketing is designed for businesses that need more control than many standard email marketing platforms provide, while still keeping the experience simple and fully managed.

The campaign message is simple:

Your Own Email Server for Email Marketing — fully managed, browser-based, and built for high-volume campaigns.

With AIT Email Marketing, businesses can log in through any modern browser and start building campaigns without installing software or managing backend infrastructure. AIT handles the underlying platform so businesses can focus on marketing, audience engagement, and campaign growth.

“AIT was built on helping businesses use internet technology to grow, improve, and profit,” said Clarence Briggs, CEO of AIT. “With AIT Email Marketing, we are giving businesses the control of their own email server while keeping the experience fully managed and browser-based. Our goal is to help clients run serious email marketing campaigns without forcing their teams to deal with installation, maintenance, or infrastructure headaches.”

AIT Email Marketing offers transparent high-volume pricing tiers:

• Tier 1 — $46.74/month: up to 240K emails and 20K contacts
• Tier 2 — $68.00/month: up to 600K emails and 60K contacts
• Tier 3 — $127.50/month: up to 1.5M emails and 100K contacts

The platform provides predictable flat-rate pricing within selected plan limits. If a client outgrows a plan or needs a temporary boost for seasonal campaigns, product launches, or list growth spikes, AIT can extend email and contact limits at additional cost on request.

AIT Email Marketing includes the campaign tools businesses need to build, send, automate, and track email marketing campaigns. Features include custom fields, merge tags, custom subscription forms, advanced segmentation rules, scheduled campaigns, behavior-based automation flows, event-driven triggers, RSS-driven newsletters, real-time analytics, open rate tracking, click tracking per link, bounce and complaint handling, API access, CSV import, and multi-user access with granular permissions.

The platform also supports flexible SMTP integration with providers such as Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, SparkPost, ZoneMTA, and other SMTP relays. This gives businesses more control over their sending strategy and sender reputation while still using a fully managed email marketing platform.

AIT Email Marketing is a strong fit for small businesses with growing email lists, marketing agencies managing client campaigns, e-commerce brands sending promotions and customer updates, SaaS companies sending onboarding and product communications, publishers using RSS-driven newsletters, larger teams needing multi-user permissions, and organizations sending high-volume, permission-based email campaigns.

Email marketing remains one of the most valuable owned marketing channels for businesses because it gives companies a direct way to communicate with their audience. AIT Email Marketing helps businesses strengthen that channel with transparent pricing, scalable sending capacity, automation, segmentation, analytics, SMTP flexibility, and managed infrastructure.

With the appeal of “Your Own Email Server for Email Marketing” and the convenience of a fully managed browser-based platform, AIT Email Marketing gives businesses a practical way to manage serious email campaigns without adding technical burden to their teams.

About Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc.

Advanced Internet Technologies, Inc. (AIT) is a privately held North Carolina-based technology company specializing in infrastructure, hosting, platform services, domain services, website solutions, and digital marketing tools. Founded by Clarence Briggs, AIT has served businesses ranging from small organizations to larger enterprise clients with technology solutions designed to help them grow, improve, and profit online.

Call to Action:

Businesses can own their fully managed email marketing platform here:

https://www.ait.com/effective-email-marketing/

Media Contact

Michael Noble

Advanced Internet Technologies

+1 800-862-6507

[email protected]

Fayetteville, NC, U.S.

SINGAPORE

PG Gaming, a developer of competitive social gaming environments, today announced the expansion of its global digital infrastructure. The initiative is designed to provide a secure, transparent, and reliable platform for its growing international community.

As digital engagement continues to evolve, PG Gaming has established its official presence across key digital channels to facilitate community interaction and provide a trusted source for company updates, platform announcements, and competitive event information.

“The security and authenticity of our digital ecosystem remain top priorities,” said the Operations Lead of PG Gaming. “By centralizing communications through our official website and verified social channels, we aim to provide our community with a reliable source of information and a secure environment for engagement.”

Effective immediately, PG Gaming’s official digital presence is available through the following channels:

• Official Website: https://pggaming.co
• Official Telegram Hub: https://t.me/pg99
• Official Twitter Handle: https://twitter.com/pg99_m

The company continues to see steady growth in community participation and remains focused on enhancing user engagement through competitive social gaming experiences and secure digital communication channels.

About PG Gaming

PG Gaming is a competitive social gaming community focused on delivering engaging gaming experiences, organized tournament structures, and secure digital communication platforms for players worldwide.

Media Contact:

Company Name: PG Gaming

Contact Person: Morgan

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://pggaming.co

San Francisco, CA

First public release of a complete FPGA implementation for zero‑knowledge proofs could finally make ZK‑rollups cheap enough for consumer‑scale applications.

A team of hardware and cryptography engineers has released the first open-source, full-stack FPGA implementation of a zero-knowledge virtual machine (zkVM). The code, published today, is designed to accelerate the generation of ZK proofs; the cryptographic backbone of secure, private, and scalable blockchain networks.

If adopted by rollup operators and prover networks, the technology could dramatically lower the cost of ZK‑rollups, making them competitive on cost with optimistic rollups, which today are cheaper but settle more slowly and rest on different trust assumptions. That, in turn, would enable a new class of consumer applications that have remained theoretical for years: private stablecoin payments, portable identity without document uploads, verifiable AI on local devices, and on‑chain gaming with instant finality.

The Bottleneck That Held Back Web3

ZK‑rollups offer instant transaction finality and the same security guarantees as Ethereum mainnet. But generating the required cryptographic proofs has been computationally expensive; so expensive that most ZK‑rollups remain costlier than optimistic rollups, which require a seven‑day withdrawal window and weaker trust assumptions.

Consumers have voted with their wallets. They choose the cheaper, slower option. And many promising applications; like private payments, proof‑of‑age without revealing identity, and micropayments; have never reached scale because the underlying proof costs made them uneconomical.

What the Open‑Source Code Does

An FPGA (field‑programmable gate array) is a chip that can be reconfigured after manufacturing to perform a specific task extremely efficiently. For ZK proofs, a properly configured FPGA can run orders of magnitude faster and use far less power than a general‑purpose CPU or GPU.

Until now, FPGA implementations for ZK proving have stayed proprietary or locked to a single prover network. This release is the first complete, open-source FPGA proving stack for a full zkVM — the FPGA backend for Venus, Cysic’s open-source zkVM. It includes the complete proving pipeline, not just isolated primitives, and is licensed permissively for anyone to use, modify, or port to different hardware.

The code sits alongside a production GPU proving network that already generates proofs for Ethereum blocks. With both GPU and open FPGA backends, the infrastructure is no longer dependent on a single class of silicon; a reliability benefit for any application that relies on verifiable compute.

What Becomes Possible

With fast, cheap, and open ZK proving, several long‑promised consumer applications could finally move from white papers to wallets:

• Private, instant stablecoin payments – A business could prove its funds are clean without revealing its entire transaction history, at a cost of pennies instead of dollars.
• Portable, privacy‑preserving identity – A user could prove their age or creditworthiness in under a second, without uploading passports or sensitive documents to third‑party servers.
• Verifiable AI on consumer devices – An AI assistant on local hardware could prove it executed a given model faithfully on the user’s data — without sending that data to the cloud.
• On‑chain gaming with instant finality – A multiplayer game could settle hundreds of moves per second on a ZK‑rollup, with proof costs low enough to make true asset ownership practical.
• Micropayments and streaming money – Paying a fraction of a cent per second for video or API calls would no longer be eaten by fees, because per‑transaction proofs would become nearly free.

Availability

The open‑source FPGA code is available today on GitHub under permissive licenses. It is under active development and not yet audited for production use, but the team has invited researchers, developers, and hardware engineers to study, test, and build upon it.

“ZK only reaches its potential when proving is fast, cheap, and verifiable by anyone. Open‑sourcing the first FPGA zkVM is our way of saying the ecosystem moves forward together – not behind closed doors.”
— Leo Fan, CEO of Cysic

About the Release

The code is the FPGA hardware backend for Venus, Cysic’s open-source zkVM. It was built by Cysic, a verifiable compute network, and is released under Apache 2.0 / MIT licenses. It was built by Cysic, a verifiable compute network, and is released under Apache 2.0 / MIT licenses.

GitHub: github.com/cysic-labs/venus-fpga (placeholder)

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About Cysic

Cysic, backed by leading investors including Polychain Capital, OKX Ventures, HashKey Capital, is building the verifiable compute engine for Web3. By combining custom ZK hardware, a decentralized node network, and a programmable economic layer, Cysic transforms computation into a trustless, on-chain resource. The network supports scalable proof generation, AI verification, and scientific computing workloads, laying the groundwork for the ComputeFi economy.

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Read the Docs: https://hackmd.io/@Cysic

https://docs.cysicfoundation.org/~/changes/18/