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‘You Can See Everything’: Top secret Elizabeth Holmes documentary unveiled

In an industry where every new release is buried under months of trailers, social-media campaigns, and advance screenings, a truly unannounced premiere

1 hour ago • Culture
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Fake Euronews video invents deadly shooting by Ukrainian soldier at NATO exercise

A Fake Euronews video invents deadly shooting at a NATO drill in Latvia, and the fabricated clip has already pulled over two million views…

4 hours ago • My Europe
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Can tech giants curb AI data centres’ growing thirst for water?

Usagevpn.com – Across American communities, residents are growing increasingly vocal about what they see as an unsustainable appetite for water and electricity driven by the sprawling warehouses that house the servers powering the internet and, more recently, artificial intelligence workloads. The companies pouring billions of dollars into these facilities insist the water dimension of the problem is solvable — and some are already deploying engineering approaches that promise dramatic reductions. Whether those promises translate into measurable relief for local aquifers remains the central question of a debate that has moved from technical white papers into town-hall meetings.

The numbers underscore why the issue has escaped the confines of engineering journals. Global data centres drew 222 billion litres (59 billion gallons) of water specifically for cooling purposes in 2025, a figure compiled by consultancy Rystad Energy. Left unchecked, that draw could nearly triple, reaching approximately 644 billion litres by 2030. Rystad…

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Alternative for Germany’s victory, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s nightmare

The political earthquake that rippled through German state politics on Sunday was not subtle. In Saxony-Anhalt, a federal state where…

5 hours ago • My Europe

Live. Europe Today: Far-right AfD makes history in Germany as Mladić´’s funeral tests Serbia’s EU bid

In this edition of Europe Today , three stories collided on a single news cycle, each reshaping the political terrain…

5 hours ago • My Europe

Inside the world’s first solar ambulance transforming remote healthcare even when the sun goes down

In parts of sub-Saharan Africa, the distance between a patient and basic diagnostic equipment can stretch beyond what any conventional…

7 hours ago • Uncategorized

Volcano in Indonesia erupts, canceling hundreds of flights and stranding thousands

The volcano in Indonesia erupts canceling hundreds of flights and stranding more than 170,000 passengers across eight airports in western…

8 hours ago • Uncategorized