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AI boom is testing tech firms' climate pledges

Technology companies are stepping up their climate commitments but not fast enough to counter rapidly inflating energy needs linked to the artificial intelligence boom, a report said Wednesday. This year's edition, based on 2024 data, found that artificial intelligence "is both a driver of efficiency and a growing challenge", the…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

Mukesh Ambani, Sunil Mittal named founding members of ITU-backed AI commission

Mukesh Ambani and Sunil Bharti Mittal have been appointed as founding members of the UN's AI for Good Global Commission. This influential body, co-chaired by Rwanda's President Paul Kagame and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, aims to foster trust, expand access, and leverage AI for global challenges. The commission will hold…

The Economic Times · Jul 3

Uzbekistan’s ICT Week 2025: How Central Asia is becoming a global AI and tech hub

ICT Week 2025 reveals Uzbekistan’s ambition: AI for dignity, opportunity, and global recognition in the digital economy.

Euronews · Sep 26, 2025

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Urgent Need For 'Global Approach' On AI Regulation: UN Tech Chief

The world urgently needs to find a global approach on regulating artificial intelligence, the United Nations' top tech chief said this week, warning that fragmentation could deepen risks and inequalities.

International Business Times · Jul 27, 2025

Sally Adams obituary

Other lives: Nurse at Papworth hospital when it was carrying out pioneering heart transplants in the 1970s and 80s

The Guardian - UK · Jul 4, 2025

Tech giants see emissions surge 150 percent in 3 years amid AI boom: UN

Artificial intelligence, cloud computing and data centres led to a spike in electricity demand between 2020 and 2023.

Al Jazeera · Jun 6, 2025

Fishing Trawlers, Not Sabotage, Behind Most Undersea Cable Damage: UN

Much has been written about suspected sabotage of undersea cables in the Baltic Sea, but the UN says fishing trawlers are causing the most damage by far, rather than spies.

International Business Times · Feb 18, 2025

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Starmer’s security reason for giving up Chagos Islands ‘blown out of water’ by junior minister

Exclusive: Communications minister Sir Christopher Bryant has rubbished claims that satellite communication could be removed from Diego Garcia

The Independent UK · Feb 12, 2025

Leaky ceilings and sinking floors: inside St Helier hospital where staff fear for patients

St Helier’s NHS trust had been promised new building – but faces uncertainty after project put under review by chancellor

The Guardian - UK · Dec 30, 2024

Undersea cable board launched to combat damage and sabotage

New Submarine Cable Resilience board looks to protect undersea cables globally.

TechRadar · Dec 2, 2024

Up 41% in July, How High Can This Breakout Small-Cap Stock Rise?

The Shyft Group stock ended July at new 52-week highs following its Q2 results. As the small-cap manufacturing company pulls back to fill in its bull gap, is SHYF a good buy right now?

Barchart · Aug 2, 2024

Discovering The CitiVerse: Unleashing The Potential Of Virtual Worlds

The "Discovering The CitiVerse" initiative is a proactive approach to technological advancement benefiting society. By creating a galaxy of interoperable virtual worlds, the goal is to adopt emerging technologies to benefit society as a whole.

International Business Times · Jul 26, 2024

Russia accused of flashing violent Ukraine war images on children’s TV channels

Russian cyberattacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure are being investigated as possible war crimes by ICC

The Independent UK · Jun 26, 2024

Israel 'spoofs' GPS to deter attacks, but it also throws off planes, ships and apps

GPS "spoofing" sends false location signals to satellites to deter rockets and missiles. It also increases risks for planes, ships and technology that rely on the system.

WEKU · Apr 22, 2024

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Roll Call · Apr 3, 2024

Little-known NTIA takes on massive job of internet connectivity - Roll Call

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has a goal of giving all Americans access to high-speed internet.

Space · Mar 21, 2024

Astronomers call for radio silence on the far side of the moon

There's a growing and passionate call for preserving radio silence on the far side of the moon in order to protect the possibility of conducting valuable radio astronomy.

International Business Times · Mar 20, 2024

Rising Scourge Of E-waste A 'Catastrophe' For Environment: UN

The world threw away a record amount of smartphones, televisions and other electrical devices in 2022, the UN said Wednesday, warning this avalanche of dumped gadgets was polluting the planet.

The Conversation · Nov 7, 2023

Over the past six years, governments proposed launching over one million satellites, but where will they all go?

In September 2021, Rwanda announced that it was planning to launch over 300,000 satellites. Three months later, a Canadian company, having previously launched two dozen CubeSats, said it would launch an additional 100,000. Then, a French company did likewise. And SpaceX, which has already launched around 5,000 satellites, now has…

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The Conversation · Oct 5, 2023

What today’s labor leaders can learn from the explosive rise and quick fall of the typesetters union

Can a seemingly robust labor union simply collapse? The news is full of stories about growing union power – but just because a union is strong now doesn’t mean it’ll stay that way. Important unions have put themselves out of business before. The International Typographical Union, or ITU, is one…

Bangkok Post · Jul 7, 2023

Robots tell UN conference: ‘We could run the world’

GENEVA: A panel of AI-enabled humanoid robots took the microphone on Friday at a United Nations conference with the message: they could eventually run the world better than humans.

Wales Online · Jun 19, 2023

The deaf, lip-reading nurse left struggling and exhausted in Covid when everyone started wearing masks

But Caitlin Tanner, 25, has used all her experiences to improve care for deaf patients and encourage people with hearing issues who want to come and work in healthcare

GoodToKnow · Jun 9, 2023

Who is Molly Marsh's mum Janet Marsh? Everything we know about the Love Island star's famous parent

Love Island fans have been wondering who Molly Marsh's mum is, as it's revealed she previously appeared in TV soap Coronation Street.

Fortune · Jun 9, 2023

Nokia CEO: ‘Geopolitical tensions shouldn’t fragment the world. Here’s why machines need to speak the same language even if people don’t’

If the world begins to fracture as the digital and physical realms start coming together, machines could lose the ability to communicate across borders.

The Hindu · May 16, 2023

Bengaluru hosts SG-9 meeting to advance international standards for Television technology

The meeting of International Telecommunication Union ITU-T Study Group 9 (SG-9) is being hosted in India for the first time.

Manchester Evening News · Apr 2, 2023

Son, 18, gave mum “hopeful” sign after days in an induced coma with brain injuries

Tudur Evans’ parents received a shocking phone call when out Christmas shopping after he was involved in a car accident

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