South Africa Q1 GDP edges higher
South Africa recorded modest growth of 0.5% in the first quarter of the year, underscoring the threat posed by the Iran war when its full impact is felt.
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Congress Just Snuck In Uber Immunity
A provision tucked into a must-pass transportation bill could shield Uber and Lyft from lawsuits — as the companies battle thousands of injury and sexual assault claims.
China tech on display at World Cup
Sports sponsorships in recent years have gone beyond traditional advertising.
The case for space data centers
By the early 2030s, space data centers could be only around 30% more expensive than terrestrial ones.
India still waiting for US trade deal
The countries’ relationship has worsened during US President Donald Trump’s second term.
China's $300 billion plan to build more data centers
The government wants to construct a network of “computing hubs."
The U.S. Is Terrorizing Cuba to Make Rich Men Richer
Cuba’s blackouts are getting worse. Many are going days without any light at all and the public electric company is “fighting to provide even a few hours of power a day.” The gas stations are empty. There are “mosquitos everywhere.” People in high-rise apartments are cooking with charcoal, risking carbon monoxide poisoning and deadly fires.
Meta reskills as AI job fears grow
Launch sites are in places where Meta is building data centers, some of which have faced resistance from local communities.
AI startups race to IPO
The sheer amount of money these AI giants will need raises concerns they’ll crowd out fast followers.
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