Data centres add estimated $16.5 billion to annual economy new research shows
Power-hungry data centres also support a further $76.5 billion of broader digital services, the NZTech study says...
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Margarete Drews
13:19
Edun: 80% of Budget 2024 capital vote released
Eighty per cent of the capital component of the nation’s 2024 budget has been completed, Minister of Finance and Coordinating
Christeen Pingree
13:19
Subsidy savings insufficient for national transformation, says Oyedele
Nigeria’s available resources are far too small to transform an economy with over 200 million people, Chairman of the Presidential
Arden Kucera
13:19
Malaysia ready to lead integrated halal-Islamic finance economy
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is prepared to lead the development of an integrated halal-Islamic finance economy that promises inclusive growth and
Risa Merl
12:21
Where to swim, sail and snorkel in the British Virgin Islands
The sea is both the road and the reward in this Caribbean archipelago, offering calm bays, vibrant coral reefs and
Brendan Sainsbury
12:21
See the best of Cuba with these two classic itineraries
With its longstanding isolation and turbulent modern history, this Caribbean nation defies categorisation. Come to salsa dance in Havana, hike
Leah Worthington
12:21
Coffee naps might be the weirdest—and smartest—way to recharge
It sounds backward, but research suggests a cup of coffee followed by a short nap could sharpen focus and fight
David Mchugh
12:20
A gas pipeline deal between Russia and China is still murky on many details
Russia's state gas company Gazprom says it has a deal to build a pipeline to China called Power of Siberia
Tomi Motsinger
12:20
200 arrested in France as protesters clash with police
Protesters have blocked roads, set blazes and were met with volleys of police tear gas in Paris and elsewhere in
Clora Grisby
12:20
EU commission president seeks sanctions on Israel over war in Gaza
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says she plans to seek sanctions and a partial trade suspension against Israel
