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AMD's Zen 6 low-power CPU core is reportedly a 'collage' of old Zen architectures
As we reported last month, AMD is working on a low-power, compact range of Zen 6 CPUs, which should be perfect for inclusion in laptops and gaming handhelds. If you're wondering how it plans on doing that, it seems the answer is a collage of…
Modular Architecture and Solana Integration: The ElizaOS Framework
ElizaOS utilizes a modular, TypeScript-based, MIT-licensed architecture designed for runtime-centric agent development. Unlike enterprise-focused frameworks that prioritize vendor-locked convenience and rigid governance, this project is…
Build a Production-Grade AI Dashboard: Architectural Insights from the BMW AutoTrend Platform
Orchestrating Clean Architecture, Subprocess Scrapers, SQLite FTS5, and Local LLMs (Ollama) inside a Dockerized Python + React Stack. The BMW AutoTrend Dashboard is a local-first, AI-powered automotive intelligence platform that scrapes, processes…
Designing a Secure Two-Tier Cloud Architecture on Google Cloud to Survive Traffic Spikes
When you're building an application, it's tempting to deploy everything onto a single virtual machine. It's simple, inexpensive, and gets you to production quickly. For many startups, that's exactly how things begin. Imagine FreshCart, a…
AI-ready factories will still need people: Manufacturing's future depends on skills and fibre
Manufacturing is entering a new phase of digital transformation. The next generation of factories will not simply be automated; they will be connected, data-rich, AI-enabled and increasingly dependent upon resilient digital infrastructure. Yet one…
Simulating the noisy quantum future: New algorithm may unlock fault-tolerant quantum computing
Quantum computing is often described as the next great technological frontier—offering the promise of solving problems beyond the reach of classical machines. Yet despite rapid advances in hardware, a stubborn obstacle remains: noise. Real…
I Spent Years Avoiding This Shoe Trend-Now It's My Go-To Summer Style
When I think of wedges, I immediately picture those espadrille ones that scream early 2000s mom trying to dress up a casual pick-up-the-kid-from-school outfit. It's such a specific and nostalgic look. And because it was a heel without making you…
This Dreamlike Design Trend Makes Every Room Feel More Magical
Pictured above: A dining room designed by Marie Flanigan featuring delicate wall drapery. One of the quickest ways to add an air of sophistication and warmth into a space is through drapery. While that typically takes the form of window treatments…
Heritage Mustn't Be Lost To Development: Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant
Pramod Sawant said Goa's architectural heritage continued to shape the state's future. New Delhi: Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Friday said the state's architectural heritage must not be lost as it expands infrastructure and responds to…
This designer is shaping a global future for Indian craft
Ashiesh Shah has long been a formidable presence in India 's design landscape. An architect, designer, artist and collector, he works across residences, retail interiors and collectible objects, with a practice shaped by restraint and a deep…
The numbers game: why the US is losing ground to China in the first island chain
As the People's Liberation Army marks its 99th anniversary on August 1, one year from the deadline for its centenary goals, its evolution highlights the past, present and future of China's military strategy. In the second part of, Gabriel Dominguez…
Why Helsinki is the cool city break everyone's searching for this summer
Sign up for the best picks from our travel, fashion and lifestyle writers. I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. The recent heatwaves have left me craving cooler escapes. After a…
D.C.'s Equestrian Statues Are the Latest Targets of Trump's 'Beautification'
Early in his second term, Donald Trump began gilding the Oval Office, adding golden flourishes to its door frames, ceiling moldings, and fireplace. It was a gift to the American presidency, one he said added “a little life” to the…
Is Vanderbilt's Campus Expansion The Next Big Thing For Universities?
Vanderbilt University's campus expansion strategy is being watched closely by other major universities seeking to gain a larger market presence. Vanderbilt University is charting a new direction, one that other major universities are watching…
The Iran War has reopened the world's most dangerous shipping lane
The Iran war has not just rattled the Strait of Hormuz. It reached down the Red Sea and knocked on a door Washington thought it had closed: Somali piracy. It had not been closed. It had been left ajar. In April and May of this year, pirates seized…
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