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Hästens Marbella by bdhome: The architecture of rest
In a world where luxury is often associated with speed, novelty and excess, Hästens invites us to look in another direction: towards time, craftsmanship and the quiet value of things made properly. At bdhome Marbella, official distributor of…
Designing Your Own AI Harness: A Deep Dive Into the Architecture of Agent Loops, Tools, Context, and Control
The most underappreciated finding in applied AI this year fits in one statistic: a major framework team took the same model, changed nothing about it, rebuilt only the machinery around it, and watched their score on a leading agent benchmark jump…
Where can DSE students turn if they don't get into a public university?
Some 43,347 day-school candidates are sitting Hong Kong's Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) exam this year, but there are only about 12,000 subsidised undergraduate places at the city's eight public universities. So what options do the tens of…
Chinese chip start-up Biren bets on light-based 'supernodes' to match Nvidia
Chinese semiconductor design firm Biren Technology has unveiled its next-generation “supernode” solutions – systems designed to link thousands of AI chips across a single cluster – by using optical data transmission to…
The Future of Age Verification: Your Face Never Leaves Your Device
Age checks are becoming law worldwide. The question is no longer whether platforms verify age, but what happens to the faces they collect -- and whether they need to collect them at all. More than 30 age assurance laws are now in force worldwide.
Alibaba targets Nvidia's dominant software ecosystem with open-source AI stack
Alibaba Group Holding's chip design unit, T-Head, has announced that it will open-source its proprietary software stack, marking its latest effort to streamline developer operations and challenge the dominance of American chip giant Nvidia's CUDA…
This week in PostMag: in celebration of the human spirit
It's amazing what the human body and psyche are capable of, but whenever we celebrate and marvel at the things that can be achieved when one puts their mind to it, it's often gruelling tests of endurance and displays of peak physical performance…
A Spice Master's Guide to Flavor in the Ozempic Era
This is an edition of the WSJ. Magazine newsletter, a weekly roundup of fashion, entertainment, design, food, travel, art, architecture and more. If you're not subscribed, sign up here. A weekly roundup of fashion, entertainment, design, food…
A data center bathhouse? Architects are rethinking what AI infrastructure owes its neighbors.
A data center goes up in the middle of a California desert oasis, and in return, a nearby community gets a 32,000-square-foot bathhouse where people lounge in pools warmed by subterranean servers. Forma, a New York-based architecture studio…
Health Apps Know You're Stressed, HealingFit TWS Helps You Act on It
Health apps and wearables have become remarkably precise at reading the human body. They can tell you how restorative last night's sleep was, how stressed your body was during a presentation, and whether your recovery is on track after a hard week.
Combustion cars are finally getting as smart and upgradable as EVs - it's about time
It's pretty clear that EVs and software defined vehicles (SDVs) go hand-in-hand these days, and while Tesla paved the way with the Model 3 back in 2017, Rivian, Lucid, and Chinese manufacturers quickly followed. The legacy car manufacturers are…
Best Historic Small Towns In Maryland For A Family Day Trip
LEONARDTOWN, Md. — Maryland offers families an easy way to enjoy history, local culture and scenic streets without planning a long vacation. From waterfront communities to courthouse squares and walkable downtown districts, Maryland historic…
AMD vs. Arm vs. Intel: The Best Stock to Play the Rise of Agentic AI
With the rise of agentic AI, the number of central processing units (CPUs) used within AI data centers is set to explode. While graphics processing units (GPUs) are good at providing raw computing power, CPUs act more like the brains of the…
We have a word for the $50 bribe. What do we call the $10 million one?
Or consider the matter of legislators trading stocks in industries they regulate, a practice so brazen it would embarrass a less shameless political class. Members of congressional committees overseeing defense, pharmaceuticals, and technology have…
I visited tiny city an hour from Bristol that feels more like a storybook town
Just a short drive from Bristol is 'England's smallest city', with an incredible moated palace and thriving market square. Nestled on the edge of the Mendip Hills and in the heart of Somerset lies 'England's smallest city', Wells, renowned for its…
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