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Battlefields in Ukraine are littered with the remnants of drones, which are now firmly established as a critical weapon of modern warfare. But behind all that wreckage, there’s a new gold mine for the defense sector. The data drones generate will far outlast the wars in which they are used to fight, increasingly becoming part…

The sheer size and noise of data centres are what people tend to notice first. Some say they sound like a jet plane about to take off, others complain of a high-pitched whine.

Math Modeling Seminar Applications of Topological Data Analysis and Machine Learning Models in Predictive Biology and Drug Discovery

Chris Malone, the executive who ran OpenAI’s data center buildout, has left the company. The Wall Street Journal broke the story last week, and an OpenAI spokesperson confirmed the departure to Bloomberg the same day.

ByMichael Perchick Tuesday, September 1, 2026 10:24PM The first day of the G20 Innovation Ministerial drew virtual appearances from some of the tech industry’s most prominent leaders.

The founders behind Starcloud, a startup with plans to operate a fleet of GPUs in orbit, have a new pitch for potential investors: A plan to send a tiny spacecraft on an 80,000 year journey to Alpha Centauri.

US President Donald Trump on Monday attacked opponents of artificial intelligence data centers, saying they would end up “backwards and poor” and were helping rival China.

The growth and expansion of generative AI is unprecedented, surpassed only, perhaps, by the rapid expansion and impact of the data centers that support it. While anti-data center sentiment is on the rise, US President Donald Trump took to his Truth Social social media platform on Monday to urge people to support rapid data center…

The world’s second-largest data center has been proposed to be built next to the tiny historic town of Auchertool in Fife, Scotland.

An Axios report published August 26, 2026 says acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling disclosed data-sharing agreements intended to help the U.S. Department of Labor track AI’s effects on jobs and hiring, named OpenAI, Google, Meta and Amazon among the participating companies, and said the resulting findings would be public. The private inputs are intended to…