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Ukraine war transforms European security architecture and global balance of powe
The absence of celebrations marking Ukraine's 35th Independence Day this week underscored the depth of the tragedy facing the country. Since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022, the war has moved far beyond a territorial dispute. It has…
Managing an architecture icon: what's next for OMA?
In July 2026, OMA appointed three new partners: Marianne Anthonissen, Kaveh Dabiri, and Samir Bantal. There is no doubt that with the renowned architecture firm expanding its leadership and experiencing exponential growth in the past two decades…
Mastering the Adapter Pattern in Java: Bridging Modern Architectures and Legacy Systems
The Adapter Pattern (also widely known by its alias, Wrapper) belongs to the Structural Design Patterns category. Structural patterns deal with object composition, establishing clean relationships and interfaces across disparate classes to form…
The three forces reshaping the future of enterprise SaaS
For years, enterprise Software as a Service (Saas) has enjoyed a comfortable position at the center of organizational processes. Users who wanted to raise a ticket, process an invoice or manage a workflow would log into their employer's cloud…
Milestone moment as roughcast removed from Charles Rennie Mackintosh Hill House
A conservation project to dry out Charles Rennie Mackintosh masterpiece the Hill House has reached a “significant moment” with the successful removal of the roughcast that contributed to the problem. The removal of the roughcast means…
Two U.S. Ports Explore Nuclear Power For Next-Gen Commercial Shipping
Cargo ship docked in Corpus Christi harbor in Texas. The U.S. government is pushing new strategic applications of nuclear energy to power commercial maritime operations at the ports of Long Beach and Corpus Christi. The focus of two recent…
The Future of Supermarket Refrigeration Starts Now
“CO₂ refrigeration will likely have the greatest long-term impact,” said Ernest. “It is already moving from early adoption into broader fleet planning, especially for retailers that want a long-life refrigerant strategy…
AI cannot optimize a company it cannot understand
For many weeks now, I have been trying to describe in my Fast Company essays what I think is the future of corporate AI. Now imagine that someone, somewhere, comes up with a solution that fulfills the requirements I have been drafting here. Would…
Judge rules sky bets marketing unlawful
A single customer received around 1,389 marketing emails from Sky Betting & Gaming across 2017 and 2018. The company held around 500 individual data points about him at any given time, continuously updated in real time, plus tens of thousands more…
GATE 1983 vs 2027: From two papers to 30, how India's flagship engineering exam evolved
The official GATE 2027 website has made the original 1983 GATE brochure available, offering a glimpse into how the examination has changed over more than four decades. The inaugural examination had two broad streams — Engineering and…
Nvidia: Stock Price To Catch Up To Earnings Growth (NASDAQ:NVDA)
NVIDIA is positioned for strong long-term growth, driven by advanced AI and data center solutions, notably the Vera Rubin architecture. NVDA's Vera Rubin platform is expected to achieve the fastest product ramp in company history, with broad…
Bull Selected to Deliver Europe's €387.8 Million LUMI-AI Supercomputer in Finland
LUMI-AI will strengthen Europe's AI infrastructure with a tenfold increase in AI capacity Paris, France – 31 August, 2026 – Bull, a leader in advanced computing and AI, has been selected by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU)…
5 Steel Furniture Designs That Look Nothing Like Steel Furniture
For years, steel furniture carried a predictable identity, purely functional and unapologetically utilitarian. It belonged to offices, factories, and workshops, valued more for endurance than aesthetics. That perception has quietly transformed.
The AI Skills Premium Is Rising-But Which Skills Will Last?
Although AI proficiency is becoming a requirement across technology roles, employers are not paying a premium simply for experience with a popular model, coding assistant or prompt interface. The greatest demand is for professionals who can turn AI…
Dry weather reveals Sheffield medieval hunting lodge remains
The foundations of a 15th Century hunting lodge in Sheffield have been revealed thanks to the recent months of hot, dry weather. The first record of the lodge on the site of Manor Park, a medieval deer park, dates back to 1479 when George…
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