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Gamescom 2026: Germany solidifies its lead as Europe's gaming powerhouse
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Gamescom 2026: Germany solidifies its lead as Europe's gaming powerhouse

Gamescom 2026 in Cologne set a new exhibitor record and welcomed the German president for the first time. Germany's gaming market reached €9

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Ireland weighs nuclear option as AI-driven data centres strain grid
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Ireland weighs nuclear option as AI-driven data centres strain grid

Data centres now consume over a fifth of Ireland's electricity, with demand set to rise. Dublin is studying nuclear power as a long-term opt

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Meta to pay $17bn in landmark US child safety settlement
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Meta to pay $17bn in landmark US child safety settlement

Meta will pay $17bn and introduce stricter safety features to end a landmark US trial over teen addiction. The settlement, announced by 29 s

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Los Angeles bets on electric air taxis to beat Olympic traffic
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Los Angeles bets on electric air taxis to beat Olympic traffic

Los Angeles is developing its first vertiport for electric air taxis ahead of the 2028 Olympics. The project, led by AEG and Archer Aviation

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Waymo to launch EU's first robotaxi service in Munich next year
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Waymo to launch EU's first robotaxi service in Munich next year

Alphabet's Waymo plans to launch its first European Union robotaxi service in Munich by late 2026. The company will start mapping the city w

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Leonardo sets up Kyiv unit to tap Ukraine's drone warfare expertise
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Leonardo sets up Kyiv unit to tap Ukraine's drone warfare expertise

Leonardo has created a wholly owned subsidiary in Kyiv to tap into Ukraine's unmatched drone warfare expertise. The Italian group also plans

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EU cybersecurity body confirms state-backed hacking of officials' messaging apps
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EU cybersecurity body confirms state-backed hacking of officials' messaging apps

State actors have tried to hack EU officials' Signal and WhatsApp accounts, according to a confidential European Commission presentation. Th

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Anthropic's IPO: Five key points before its Wall Street debut
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Anthropic's IPO: Five key points before its Wall Street debut

Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, is set for a record-breaking IPO. Despite rapid revenue growth, it faces huge losses and a legal ba

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Sophie Adenot completes second spacewalk outside ISS
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Sophie Adenot completes second spacewalk outside ISS

Sophie Adenot, the first French woman to walk in space, completed her second spacewalk on 18 August. She and NASA astronaut Anil Menon spent

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Sophie Adenot completes ISS antenna replacement on second spacewalk
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Sophie Adenot completes ISS antenna replacement on second spacewalk

Sophie Adenot and Anil Menon successfully replaced the ISS Space-to-Ground antenna during a 6.5-hour spacewalk. The mission, which began on

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Mysterious Ox Alpha AI model stirs global race concerns
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Mysterious Ox Alpha AI model stirs global race concerns

An unknown AI system called Ox Alpha has appeared on OpenRouter, matching top Western models in coding tests. Its origins are unclear, but s

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Mongolia pitches itself as Asia's next data centre hub at UN summit
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Mongolia pitches itself as Asia's next data centre hub at UN summit

Mongolia signed memorandums of understanding for 863 MW of data centre capacity during the UN desertification summit in Ulaanbaatar. Officia

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