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Technology sovereignty is about keeping control, not geography
Sovereignty depends on retaining operational command, oversight, and choice
Samsung quietly makes the Galaxy A08 official with a bigger battery
And that seems to be the only hardware upgrade it brings. A few days ago, the Samsung Galaxy A08 was listed by an online retailer in the UAE, and now the...
Scientists built a floating farm that grew broccoli, lettuce and pak choi using seawater; all three had over 80% germination
Scientists have developed a floating farm that uses sunlight to turn seawater into fresh irrigation water, allowing vegetables to grow without relying on conventional freshwater supplies. The experimental system, known as a double-layered vertical solar sea farm, produced enough clean water to suppo
Lumos gains traction with US rollout of flagship point-of-care respiratory test | Stockhead
Lumos Diagnostics (ASX:LDX) gains traction with the US commercial rollout of its FebriDx point-of-care test.
Vitiello: Cardinale wants new 'Head of Football' at Milan but will remain in charge
Gerry Cardinale is still exploring the idea of hiring a new Director of Football to be the head of the sporting area, a journalist has claimed.
Dozens of aircraft, hundreds of buildings: US loss to Iran attacks revealed
The Pentagon watchdog's report paints a picture of significant losses to US forces and facilities in the region.
This startup just raised $32 million to build solar farms using robots—and much less land
Solar farms have a land problem. When a new project was planned in a St. Louis suburb, the county zoning board rejected the design, arguing that it took up too much space and sat too close to a neighboring subdivision. The developer then turned to a startup called Planted to rethink the plan using a digital twin and robots. The result: The project used 40% less land to produce the same amount of power, allowing it to move forward.At a time when energy demand is surging, but solar projects often
Dolly Parton remembered by Sally Field and Reba McEntire at 2026 Emmys: “If there are truly angels on Earth, then we just lost one"
Dolly Parton was honoured at the 2026 Emmy Awards, with Sally Field and Reba McEntire paying tribute to the late country legend.
CVE-2026-89141 tigroumeow AI Engine Plugin Public API module access control
A vulnerability was found in tigroumeow AI Engine Plugin up to 3.7.7 on WordPress. This vulnerability is cataloged as CVE-2026-89141.
The Dimensity 9600 Pro is the flagship chipset Google wishes the Tensor G6 was
From Triple-SIM Triple Active to 4K/240fps slow-mo video and VVC support, there's a lot to like here.
Culture Archives - Interesting Engineering
Get the trending tech news, latest news and features on how breakthroughs in science and tech are shaping art, gaming, and society on Interesting Engineering
Is porridge really the healthiest breakfast?
It's been shown time and time again that breakfast really is the most important meal of the day.
Olympiacos vs Jagiellonia Bialystok Prediction and Betting Tips | September 16th 2026
Olympiacos will welcome Jagiellonia Bialystok to the Karaiskakis Stadium in their UEFA Europa League campaign opener on Wednesday.
Benchmark US government bond yield hits 19-year peak as oil prices surge
The 10-year US Treasury yield hit 5.02 percent on Tuesday for the first time since the 2007 global financial crisis.
The 8 habits of great conversationalists
When people talk about being “good at conversation,” they often imagine something innate. They think of charisma, wit, or the ability to hold court effortlessly. But after hundreds of lunches with strangers, I came to see conversation very differently. The best conversationalists I met weren’t necessarily the loudest, funniest, or most assertive people in the room. In fact, many of them were quiet, understated, and unassuming. What set them apart wasn’t personality, but habit.&nbs
‘Russian Actress Ke Saath Adventure Movie Karo’: Fan’s Unusual Request Leaves Shah Rukh Khan Surprised
Shah Rukh Khan gave a hilarious response to a fan's unusual request during an #AskSRK session to work with a Russian actress in an adventure film.
AI Slowdown: The Devil’s in the Details
AI leaders loosely agree to pace development, but China and Trump have something else in mind
Never mind Pixel HiLight: These upcoming Pro flagships will officially have a rear screen
Xiaomi has officially announced that the Xiaomi 18 Pro series is coming, while showing off the rear display.
One of the fundamental forces is stronger than we thought
The most precise calculation yet of the electroweak force could help fix cracks in the standard model of particle physics
PROFESSOR ROB GALLOWAY: What two patients taught me about ageing well
I've spent enough time working in A&E to know that living longer and living well are two very different things.
Chiefs vs. Broncos overreactions: Should Sean Payton reclaim play-calling duties? Patrick Mahomes fully back?
Are these storylines from Kansas City's 'Monday Night Football' win over Denver valid or mere overreactions?
Pensioners are ‘big winners’ with triple-lock set to rise by 3.9%, lifting state pension to £13,000 – business live
Wage growth – used to set triple-lock pension – slows to 3.9%, meaning state pension should hit £13,000 next year
Boll & Branch mastered ethical cotton. Now it’s taking on cashmere
For centuries, cashmere was a fabric so rare that Persian merchants dubbed it “soft gold.” Mughal emperors and European aristocrats gave them as gifts to one another. It was sourced from Himalayan goats that needed delicate undercoats to survive freezing, high-altitude climates—then hand-combed by herders and spun into prized shawls. Today, however, the “fiber of kings” has undergone a massive industrial shift. What was once a prized heirloom piece has been democratize
Beabadoobee – ‘Pylon’ review: making peace with the mess of being in your mid-twenties
Beabadoobee embraces uncertainty on 'Pylon', her rawer, more forceful fourth album - read the NME review here.
Kioxia is pushing NAND closer to DRAM territory
AI's memory appetite gives Kioxia a reason to turn ultra-fast NAND into a serious DRAM alternative for data centers
Claude could soon get a feature that lets it peep into your bank account
You'll obviously have to give it the necessary permissions once the feature becomes available.
FLEX and Sentinel-3C launched
The European Space Agency’s FLEX Earth Explorer satellite and the Copernicus Sentinel-3C satellite have been launched together aboard a Vega-C rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, marking a new milestone in Europe’s Earth Observation Programmes.
Air pollution spiked after the Trump administration stopped embassy monitoring
In 2025, the Trump administration ended a long-running program to collecting air pollution data at U.S. embassies. A new study suggests that led to a 24-33% increase in local pollution levels.
Much sought-after O'Neill named in N Ireland squad
Ceadach O'Neill, who has attracted interest from the FAI, has been named in the Northern Ireland squad for the upcoming Nations League games.
West’s interference with freedom of navigation causes concern — Lavrov
"European states have detained 12 vessels since January this year based on made-up categories unknown to international law, such as the so-called 'shadow fleet' and others," the Russian foreign minister said
AQ is the new IQ
What does it take to operate, let alone succeed, in an environment where the pace is relentless, the stakes are massive, and every decision carries a risk of failure, at least on some scale? How do you orient yourself when you know you can’t rely on the past to inform your sense of what might happen next? How can you hold deep-seated biases at bay, keep your emotions in check, and step outside of your own perspective—“telescope up,” as I like to say—when it’s time to pull the trigger and execute
Free-to-air TV crowned Australia’s most trusted news source
Almost 90 per cent of those surveyed trust TV more than social media, AI content and most other news sources.
US Senator Sanders and podcaster Bannon, longtime foes, to urge AI restrictions
WASHINGTON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Progressive U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and conservative podcaster Steve Bannon will together on Tuesday call for restrictions on AI systems, uniting two political adversaries around concerns that the technology will harm humans.
I’ve finally found a cooler box that won’t take over my shed for 11 months of the year, and it's not a YETI
While not in the same ice-retention league as a YETI, the Coleman Snap 'N Go beats the pants off it for storability
First-of-a-kind virus stopper now has $10 million in backing from US military
A convenient nasal spray is a serious contender for treating a bunch of respiratory viral infections, including the common cold.
NHS to roll out at-home HPV cervical screenings in Wolverhampton
Eligible women will be able to order a free self-testing kit online through the NHS app.
‘No one can make me shut up!’: Fugitive Jean Nassif melts down at ICAC
The volatile, angry Sydney developer displayed more cracks than a basement slab in one of his dodgy apartment towers when put under pressure.
Defendants fight Trump deportations as noncitizen voting law faces major threat
Five people being prosecuted in separate federal cases in Miami and Madison, Wisconsin, have argued for the first time in court that the 1996 law used to charge them is unconstitutional
Punk’s not dead—it’s in the boardroom
A few years ago Adrian Swinscoe, a customer experience consultant, was lamenting that the field had become overly focused on benchmarks, metrics, and other abstract notions removed from actually connecting with customers. “People were getting so much into the details, they were losing sight of the customer,” he says. If only, Swinscoe mused to a friend over a beer, someone could just do something a bit more “punk.” As Swinscoe, who counts Bad Religion among his favorite bands, thought abou
Memorable moments from the Emmys and everything you couldn't see on TV
Backstage, the winners continued the celebrations off-screen and addressed some of the ceremony's most viral moments.
Jensen Huang took a call from Trump, and showed off something else, too
When Jensen Huang took a live call from Trump, some of us were more focused the phone he used to take it.
Volvo increases the batteries for 2028 XC60 and XC90 plug-in refresh
Volvo provided flights from Washington, DC, to London, England, and accommodation so Ars could see its refreshed vehicles. Ars does not accept paid editorial content. There must be a case of upgrade fever taking hold in Gothenburg. Yesterday, we saw the revised Volvo XC40; today it’s the turn of another pair of Volvo SUVs, the bestselling XC60 and the three-row XC90.
Will El Niño bring winter snow to the UK?
Will El Niño bring winter snow to the UK? Matt Taylor looks ahead to the autumn and winter months.
Fruit juice now banned in school dinner crackdown
The Government has banned primary schools from serving fruit juice in a bid to reduce children's sugar intake, sparking a wave of backlash from diet experts.
Analyzing the Chiefs' win over the Broncos
Making his Chiefs debut, Kenneth Walker III powered Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs past the Broncos.
Why is pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil suing Columbia University?
Mahmoud Khalil sues Columbia University and its dean for alleged institutional racism targeting pro-Palestine students.
Google researchers have been playing with AI ‘consciousness.’ What they found was unexpected
On the surface, stopping artificial intelligence from seeing itself as conscious seems like a no-brainer. An AI model that sees itself as possessing individual emotions, beliefs, and consciousness can promote harmful delusions in its users and lead to overly personal human-machine relationships. But when AI loses its sense of self, what else falls by the wayside? AI researchers at Google put that question to the test, removing the safety guardrails that keep AI models from claiming to b
Watch Taylor Swift make surprise appearance at the 2026 Emmys
Taylor Swift has made a surprise appearance at the 2026 Emmys, appearing alongside Mariska Hargitay for a 'Law & Order: SVU' sketch.
Oracle starts new round of layoffs as AI spending rises
Oracle had 141,000 employees in May, down from 162,000 a year earlier.
Trump privately met with OpenAI’s Altman at GOP convention, MS Now reports
Sept 14 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump met privately with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman backstage at the Republican National Convention on Thursday, MS Now reported on Monday, citing three people familiar with the meeting.
'Unfit For Office': Donald Trump Condemned For Dismissing AI Warnings As 'A Hoax'
The US president was accused of “gaslighting” the world.
MedStar Health doctors train for rare emergency scenarios - WBAL-TV
Others may have none at all, just because of the frequency of those medical conditions and the frequency with which they present to the ED, but they ...
These five rookies balled out in their NFL debuts, but is their early success sustainable?
A closer look at snap counts, pressure rates, usage and other underlying numbers helps separate potentially sustainable rookie performances from one-game outliers
UN experts say Belarus justice system used to target Lukashenko opponents
The experts say courts, police, security services, prosecutors, and prison authorities work together to silence critics.
Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: Alarm Bells On Wall Street (NYSEARCA:SPY)
One Wall Street firm sees a painful replay of 2018. Verizon, T-Mobile are finally calling a truce in their ad war. One Costco staple just got a lot more expensive and harder to buy.
Six Feet Under Stars Peter Krause & Richard Jenkins Reunite at Emmys 21 Years After Show Ended
Six Feet Under costars Peter Krause and Richard Jenkins reunited at the 2026 Emmy Awards Sept. 14, over two decades after the hit show ended its run on HBO.
Apple Siri AI: A waitlist, English only, and not on EU iPhones
Apple shipped iOS 27 on Monday, and the rebuilt Siri AI does not come with it in the European Union. Apple's own availability notes rule out iOS, iPadOS and watchOS in the EU. A Mac or a Vision Pro still works, as long as the device is set to English. Everyone else signs up for a waitlist. Daily usa
Dell's DFO Management and Sequence to take Baldwin private in $7.7 billion deal
Sept 14 (Reuters) - Dell chief Michael Dell's DFO Management, along with Sequence Holdings, will take Baldwin Group private in a $7.7 billion deal, the companies said on Monday, providing the insurance broker greater flexibility to pursue AI investments.
3,800 mph-speeding Blackbeard hypersonic missile ordered by US Navy
The US Navy has placed an order for Castelion’s Blackbeard hypersonic weapons, advancing the air-launched system into production.
National Recovery Month: Shining Light On The VA Substance Abuse Recovery Program (SARP)
... Program (SARP) Increasing awareness about recovery from mental health and substance use conditions through VA treatment and support services.
EFL Cup match at Ipswich could provide crucial test for Arsenal forward Viktor Gyokeres
Arsenal open their EFL Cup campaign at Ipswich Town, doing so in the hopes of adding to their trophy cabinet after winning the Premier League last season
Nairobi to host World Athletics Championships in 2029
Nairobi beats London, Munich and Rome to become the first African hosts, World Athletics says.
Sabbaticals are a powerful retention tool. Here’s the research to prove it
Formal sabbatical policies are increasingly attractive for employees, but are often misunderstood by companies considering them. Giving employees more than a vacation—months, not days or weeks—provides unexpected benefits to companies: combatting burnout, building culture, encouraging work-life balance, and satisfying younger workers. Addressing burnout takes longer than a weekend/vacation First, a sabbatical provides enough time to truly recover and return to who you are outside your job.
Catherine O'Hara honoured by on-screen children at Emmys
Catherine O'Hara has been honoured by three of her on-screen children – Macaulay Culkin, Dan Levy and Annie Murphy – during the Emmy Awards.