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Meet the emerging Chinese architectural studio designing everything from skateparks to urban spaces
The Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 includes Various Associates, a young Chinese practice that now joins our annual round-up of exciting emerging architecture studios. From designing a skatepark in Qinhuangdao, to a beach club in Sanya, to…
CSS Architecture
Responsive design is about creating websites that work well across mobile, tablet, and desktop screens. In this post, I learned some important techniques for building responsive and maintainable CSS. Mobile-first means writing the base CSS for…
The Hidden Architecture of AI: Do You Know What an LLM Harness Is?
Yes, you heard that right! I am talking about LLM harnesses—the logical, security, and structural infrastructure that empowers a Large Language Model to deliver accurate and valuable responses to the user. Think of it as the 'dirty work'…
What is delaying Chinese AI giants switching from Nvidia to local chips?
China's most advanced artificial intelligence models are still being trained on Nvidia chips, sources at major Chinese large language model (LLM) developers say, as the prohibitively high cost of switching to local semiconductors continues to…
RANSHOU Reopens Tokyo's Closed National Theatre for 'FUTURE HISTORY' Exhibition
RANSHOU presents 'FUTURE HISTORY: Lineage and Form of Onnagata' at Tokyo's National Theatre, September 12–13, 2026. The exhibition specially opens the closed Grand Theatre Stage for visitors to walk across. Features 100+ historical works…
7 key trends defining the cybersecurity market today
AI is having a seismic impact on the cybersecurity market. Record-shattering amounts of venture capital is flowing into a new generation of startups focused on AI cybersecurity. At the same time, established cybersecurity vendors are racing to…
Award-winning architect's one-of-a-kind 'Lumiere' home hits the market
If you are ever sailing in San Francisco Bay and catch a glimpse of a glowing, shingled structure, you have stumbled upon Lumiere House. The unique home was built by the late award-winning architect Walter Thomas Brooks and his family in Point…
Superconnector: Talent and capital fuel the Hong Kong-Malaysia growth corridor
A high-level Hong Kong delegation led by Secretary Algernon Yau Ying-wah is arriving in Kuala Lumpur today – one of the first outbound missions under the Task Force on Supporting Mainland Enterprises in Going Global. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH…
Why Open Source Matters for AI
In 1995, the question in the media was whether Netscape or Microsoft would control the web. The answer, it turned out, was neither. Both Netscape and Microsoft aimed to dominate the web server and browser market, reasoning that whoever controlled…
Here's Why Iren Has an Edge in the Neocloud Market, According to Meta's Mark Zuckerberg
According to Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the future of AI infrastructure will be defined by who controls scarce compute, not by who signs the biggest headline deal. To me, that is exactly where Iren (IREN +8.70%) has carved out an edge in…
Opinion | China Presses a Weakness in America's Tech Policy
Washington has spent the past decade working to secure choke points of the semiconductor industry: fabrication plants, lithography equipment, advanced packaging, critical minerals and the handful of companies that dominate each. Now a new choke…
Sprawling La Jolla mansion known as 'The Sand Castle' put on the market for eye-popping figure
A French-inspired oceanfront mansion has hit the Southern California real estate market, carrying a staggering $87.5 million price tag. Found on the La Jolla coastline near San Diego, “The Sand Castle” blends classic European grandeur…
UNESCO Just Added 25 New World Heritage Sites-Here Are The Best Ones To Visit
The D-Day beaches of Normandy are now a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognizing the coastal landscapes where Allied forces landed on June 6, 1944, and their enduring significance as places of remembrance. Every year, UNESCO adds a new crop of…
New SEND school planned for Hillsborough Barracks
Part of a historic former army barracks could be converted into a new school for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The gatehouse building of the Grade II listed Hillsborough Barracks in Sheffield would be turned…
New SEND school planned for Hillsborough Barracks
Lucy Ashton South Yorkshire political reporter Part of a historic former army barracks could be converted into a new school for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The gatehouse building of the Grade II listed…
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