Technology

The UAE is splitting up its $30bn AI data centre after Iran named it as a target

The UAE is splitting up its $30bn AI data centre after Iran named it as a target

The United Arab Emirates has gone back to the drawing board on the biggest AI construction project in the Gulf, according to an exclusive report by Reuters. The original idea was a single campus covering ten square miles of desert outside…

AllAfrica

Gambia: 112 Victims Received Full Compensation As Government Spends D24.8 Million On Reparations

[Foroyaa] Justice Minister Dawda Jallow has told the National Assembly that the Government of the Gambia has so far paid twenty-four million eight hundred thousand dalasi (D24.8 million) in compensation to victims of human rights…

AllAfrica

Russia targets Kyiv petrol stations for first time with jet-powered drones

The Guardian

Russia targets Kyiv petrol stations for first time with jet-powered drones

Three facilities in two days struck as bombardment of Ukraine’s capital enters new phase of intensity Europe live – latest updates Petrol stations in Kyiv have been hit by jet-powered drones in a wave of targeted Russian attacks as the…

The Guardian

Fresh photos offer clearest view yet of China’s ‘WZ-X’ spy drone

South China Morning Post

Fresh photos offer clearest view yet of China’s ‘WZ-X’ spy drone

Fresh clues are emerging about a new type of Chinese drone being developed as a long-range intelligence and surveillance platform intended to operate deep inside contested airspace. New photographs circulated on Chinese internet forums…

South China Morning Post

Packard Bell is back, but there's a catch

Packard Bell is back, but there's a catch

If the name Packard Bell sends you back to beige desktop towers, chunky CRT monitors, floppy disks and dial-up modem screeches, Acer has a surprise for you.

Arizona’s lifeline for chip manufacturing is drying up

The Verge

Arizona’s lifeline for chip manufacturing is drying up

Arizona, an epicenter for the bipartisan push to revive American chip manufacturing, is about to lose more than a quarter of the water it typically pulls each year from the Colorado River. The 1,400-mile waterway is a crucial lifeline for…

The Verge

DJI Osmo 360 II : A new take in 360 Cameras?

TechSathi

DJI Osmo 360 II : A new take in 360 Cameras?

DJI has launched the Osmo 360 II , its latest 360-degree action camera aimed at creators, travelers, and adventure enthusiasts. The camera brings native 8K video at 60fps , dual 1/1.1-inch square HDR sensors, and AI-powered low-light…

TechSathi

Apple's iPhone Handoff feature will cost you $5 a month on T-Mobile

Apple's iPhone Handoff feature will cost you $5 a month on T-Mobile

Apple will release iPhone Handoff with iOS 27 this month, but it will only be available to T-Mobile subscribers in the US at launch.

Amazon surprises us with its best-ever deal on the Kindle Scribe

TechRadar

Amazon surprises us with its best-ever deal on the Kindle Scribe

No, it's not Prime Day, and we're still a couple of months away from Black Friday. But out of nowhere, Amazon has dropped the 64GB model of the latest Kindle Scribe to a record-low price. You can head over to the retailer right now to pick…

TechRadar

Philippine Daily Inquirer

PLDT Home brings fiber connectivity to Camotes Island, opening more digital opportunities for families and communities

Philippine Daily Inquirer

PLDT Home brings fiber connectivity to Camotes Island, opening more digital opportunities for families and communities

PLDT Home has expanded its fiber network to Camotes Island, bringing reliable broadband connectivity to more families and communities across the municipalities of San Francisco, Poro, and Tudela. Known for its powdery white-sand beaches…

Anthropic maps three AI economies, from a mild boost to mass job loss

Anthropic maps three AI economies, from a mild boost to mass job loss

Anthropic has built a model of how AI might reshape the US economy by 2030. Its most extreme case describes an economy roughly a third larger than it would otherwise be. That same case carries knowledge-work unemployment near 18 percent…

Oracle is spending more on building data centres than it earns in a quarter

Oracle is spending more on building data centres than it earns in a quarter

Oracle told investors this week that it is sitting on $664bn of work it has agreed to do and has not yet done. Accountants call this remaining performance obligations, which is a dense way of saying that customers have signed contracts…