Canada to join EU network of supercomputers

The network consists of 14 supercomputers (some ranked in the global top 10), 19 AI-focused AI factories and 10 quantum computers. The vehicle will also run seven massive AI data center hubs , known as AI gigafactories…

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No evidence Donald Trump’s mother said he’d be a ‘disaster’ for the United States

But there’s no evidence Mrs Trump ever said these words. The posts include an image of Mr Trump, alongside text providing some biographical details about Mrs Trump and a quote that refers to the president as “an IDIOT…

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Former Spanish employment minister died in train crash

During that period, she developed a warm personal relationship with Ursula von der Leyen, now European Commission president, who was then her counterpart in Germany’s labor ministry. As employment minister, Báñez oversaw…

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Lagarde’s bandages due to a ‘little skin cancer,’ not ‘kick-boxing in Thailand’

7 ahead of her term officially ending in October next year. The ECB did not reveal what Lagarde’s immediate plans are, however she has previously hinted she may want to weigh in on France’s 2027 presidential race . An…

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Russian strike on busy train platform kills at least 14 in Dnipro

“This is precisely why Ukraine has always said that just and decisive action by America and Europe is needed in response to Russian escalation … It is time for new, stronger sanctions steps by the EU, the United States…

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Polls Apart: The dehumanisation of Palestinians

It could be weeks before any result because Israeli elections are extremely complicated and depend on coalitions. The one certainty is that little will change for the Palestinians. No candidates are interested in…

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EU will nationale Social-Media-Verbote stoppen

Österreich hatte die Kommission bereits im Juli gebeten zu prüfen, ob sein geplantes Gesetz, das den Zugang für unter 14-Jährige verbieten würde, mit EU-Recht vereinbar ist. Die Frist für eine Antwort der Kommission lief…

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William Hall: Conservatives must win the argument for a smaller state

There is a striking paradox at the heart of British politics. The case for a smaller state has rarely been stronger, yet the political argument and public opinion has not caught up with the economic reality. Taxes are…

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John Healey faces questions over budget leak that moved bank share prices

The chair of the influential Commons Treasury select committe, Meg Hillier, has written to the Treasury and the Financial Conduct Authority watchdog (FCA) to assess whether a story leaked to Bloomberg, and published more…

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Is this play-safe budget a sign that the prime minister is planning an early election? | Larry Elliott

He went big on the failings of 40 years of neoliberalism, emphasised the need for Britain to start making things again and promised growth in every postcode . Back in the summer, John Healey's first budget was seen as an…

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