Family of Nancy Guthrie offer $1m reward for her recovery
The family of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie have offered $1m for her recovery.
Nvidia’s Q4 results could make or break confidence in the AI hardware market
Nvidia has become shorthand for the AI market itself. In the years since generative models reshaped computing, the company’s GPUs have powered everything from large-scale
UK brings streaming giants like Netflix, Amazon and Disney+ under broadcaster-style regulation
The UK government announced new regulatory requirements that will bring major video-on-demand (VoD) platforms under tighter oversight by Ofcom, aligning them more closely with traditional
Epstein files: The arrests and the resignations
Al Jazeera breaks down all the arrests and resignations since the second part of the Epstein files were made public.
Palestinians in Gaza endure flooded tents during Ramadan
Thousands of tents have been flooded across Gaza during the first winter storm since Ramadan began.
‘We asked UK gov’t to declare what’s happening in Gaza as a genocide’
Irish children’s author Chris Haughton warns that silencing authors on Gaza threatens free expression.
‘Bull-headed’ Trump smacked down by Wall Street Journal: ‘Democrats must be thrilled’
President Tweety McTreason was given a dressing-down by the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board for persisting with his tariffs policy after the U.S. Supreme
Trump admitted to insiders that Jack Smith had him ‘dead to rights’: report
Of all the legal problems Tweety McTreason faced, from accusations of sexual assault to business fraud, he most feared the Florida stolen government documents investigation
What really caused that AWS outage in December?
For the first time, AWS has confirmed that one of its AI systems did indeed delete and recreate one of its environments in December, shutting
Nvidia plans a Windows PC SoC, setting up direct competition with Qualcomm, Intel, and AMD
Nvidia is developing a system-on-chip (SoC) for Windows PCs, with Dell and Lenovo among the OEMs planning to build notebooks and desktops around the processor
Brain’s remarkable adaptation to upper limb difference aids children’s daily lives
A unique study imaging brain activity in children born with upper limb difference – for example, one hand – has shown the amazing ability of
Throwing cancer-driving proteins in the cellular trash
When cancer-driving proteins resist various treatments, Northwestern University scientists have uncovered a new solution. Don’t fight them – throw them in the cellular trash.
Dual cure medical adhesive features high Tg and autoclave resistance
UV26DCMed is a one-component adhesive system designed for medical device assembly, offering dual curing and compatibility with various sterilization methods.
Colonoscopy and FIT at age 60 catch colorectal cancer earlier
The SCREESCO trial reveals that colorectal cancer screening at 60 enhances early diagnosis without affecting overall mortality or increasing long-term risks.