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Earlier today
- Nvidia’s chips may be novel, but its ‘circular financing’ isn’t
Chipmaker is basically writing cheques to enable its customers to buy more of its products than they could otherwise afford
- Anthony Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment at fiery Senate hearing on Covid
Scientist who fell out with Donald Trump accuses Republican senator of having ‘unhinged obsession’
- Trump vows to deliver ‘beating’ to Iran in retaliation for latest attack
Washington said Tehran launched ballistic missiles at US military installations in the Middle East
- Populism will eat itself
A movement that admires belligerence and confrontation will turn on its own in the end
- PwC published ‘thought leadership’ reports marred by AI hallucinations
Big Four consultant is latest firm found to have produced slapdash work while marketing expertise on the technology
- Bank of England probes Asian equity risk at prime brokers
Regulator to review exposure to AI sector at hedge funds and other clients of investment banks operating in UK
- Ukraine adapts strikes on Russian energy industry to hit critical components
Kyiv is shifting its long-range drone campaign to keep plants offline for longer
- If you think your profession is dying, it could soon be gone
Younger workers once foresaw the demise of horse-drawn carriages — but anticipating obsolescence can be self-fulfilling
- Can rent controls ever work?
The policy is back in favour with progressives, but critics say it benefits only existing tenants and saps investment
Yesterday
- Mark Zuckerberg says US should not ban Chinese AI
Meta chief warns against ‘regulatory capture’ of American rules on the technology
- Japan’s Takaichi warns of ‘race against time’ to rescue earthquake survivors
Powerful tremor in Kumamoto prefecture has left at least 13 people dead
- US poised to impose new Russia sanctions package
Measures are the latest sign of Washington’s warming relations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
- US says it intercepted ‘surprise’ Iranian missile attack
Incident ends a days-long pause in direct air strikes
- World’s biggest EV battery maker pivots to AI, grids and ships
China’s CATL aims to become market leader for battery energy storage systems
- Ebay pays couple $56mn for its role in cockroach harassment campaign
Couple received threatening deliveries including funeral wreath after criticising ecommerce retailer in blog
- Co-chair of law firm Wachtell Lipton set to depart for rival Gibson Dunn
Bill Savitt is planning to leave the corporate law powerhouse alongside several other partners
- Powerful earthquake hits Japan’s southern Kumamoto prefecture
Reports of multiple deaths from blast at shopping centre and widespread damage to buildings and infrastructure
- Fire-ravaged France evacuates tourists and braces for new heatwave
Firefighters make progress on major blazes that have displaced hundreds of thousands of people
- Trump’s waning sway over the world
The habitual trolling that serves him at home is sapping his potency on the global stage
- Zelenskyy returns to Oval Office as Trump shifts towards Ukraine
Kyiv hopes White House talks will turn improved relations with US into fresh backing against Russia
- The UAE’s bold gambit on Iran
It has quietly rebuilt economic and diplomatic ties while also deepening defence links to Israel and the US
- Nvidia behind $50bn lease on Texas data centre that will use its chips
CEO Jensen Huang deploys balance sheet to backstop growth of AI computing market
- How Iran adapted its missile war with Trump
Recent fighting has provided conditions for Tehran’s forces to launch more precision strikes across Gulf and Jordan
Monday, July 27
- Nvidia bets $5bn on Ilya Sutskever’s AI breakthrough
Safe Superintelligence will use Vera Rubin chips to rapidly expand computing capacity for its secretive research
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