Europe’s Jupiter supercomputer hits exascale threshold at inauguration
It won't be fully functional for a while, though video Europe's first exascale supercomputer has finally lived up to expectations,
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EU cracks down on Google with $3.5 bn penalty for abusing ad tech market power
European Union regulators on Friday hit Google with a 2.95 billion euro ($3.5 billion) fine for breaching the bloc’s competition
Dion Latson
23:30
HK can play a greater role in BRI initiative: CE
Chief Executive John Lee on Friday said Hong Kong could play a greater role in contributing to the high-quality development
Jeff Foust
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Duffy pushes back against testimony that NASA is falling behind China in lunar exploration
NASA’s acting administrator said he was “angry” after a predecessor told Congress the agency was behind China in sending astronauts
News18
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“We’ve lost…” Trump’s sharp critique of Russia and India as they snug to ‘deepest, darkest’ China
US President Donald Trump shared a photo on Truth Social of India’s PM Narendra Modi, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, and
News18
23:30
US Commerce Secy Says India Will Have To Come To Talks Table As Critics Berate Trump
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said India will apologise to Donald Trump and make a trade deal, as New Delhi
FP News Desk
23:30
Trump’s strange motto: Act in the name of China, but not against China
President Donald Trump’s foreign policy is once again under the scanner, this time for what critics call his contradictory posture
Bryan Passifiume
23:29
Poilievre accuses PM of flip-flopping on gas, diesel car ban
Observers say Carney should scrap, rather than pause, Canada's contentious EV mandates...
Carson Jerema
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Matthew Lau: The unrelenting growth of Canada’s wealth-destroying public service
For the high and increasing costs Canadian taxpayers pay for federal public servants, is there at least a good return...
Khalil Akhtar
23:29
Canada Grows a Hell of a Lot of Lentils. Why Won’t We Eat Them?
It’s time for the humble legume to cross the bridge from crop to cuisine The post Canada Grows a Hell
