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Intel Ships First U.S.-Made 18A Laptop Chips as ‘AI PC’ Push Hits Stores

Intel’s Panther Lake Core Ultra Series 3 debuts Jan. 27, bringing 18A chips made in Arizona—and Copilot+ ready AI—to premium laptops. ...Read more

#intel, #aipc, #chipsact, #semiconductors, #laptops

Storm Chandra floods Dublin’s M50, knocks out power and shuts hundreds of schools across Ireland

Heavy rain and strong winds from Storm Chandra flooded key roads including Dublin’s M50, cut power to 30,000+ properties and closed 500+ schools. ...Read more

#stormchandra, #ireland, #flooding, #dublin, #poweroutages

Ethiopia Declares First Marburg Outbreak Over After Rapid Response and Vaccine Trial

Ethiopia ends its first Marburg outbreak after 14 confirmed cases. Contact tracing, safe burials and trials of experimental vaccine and therapies aided control. ...Read more

#ethiopia, #marburg, #outbreak, #who, #vaccines

ECB Quietly Rewrites Rules for Crisis Liquidity, Collateral and Climate Risk

New ECB guidelines reshape who can borrow in a resolution, tighten post-pandemic collateral rules, add climate haircuts and admit DLT-linked securities. ...Read more

#ecb, #eurozone, #banking, #collateral, #climaterisk

Telenor to Exit Thailand After 25 Years in NOK 39 Billion Sale of True Stake

Norway’s Telenor will sell its entire 30.3% holding in True Corp to Thai billionaire Suphachai Chearavanont’s firm, deepening telecom localization. ...Read more

#telenor, #thailand, #telecom, #truecorp, #mna

ECB revamps collateral rules, setting terms for rescued banks and bringing climate and tokenized assets into its framework

New ECB guidelines tighten collateral, set a path for resolved banks to regain liquidity access, add climate haircuts and admit some DLT securities. ...Read more

#ecb, #eurozone, #bankresolution, #collateral, #climaterisk

Storm Chandra floods roads and closes hundreds of schools across Ireland

Heavy rain on saturated ground left parts of Dublin and the southeast flooded, cutting power to thousands and closing 500+ schools across Ireland. ...Read more

#ireland, #stormchandra, #flooding, #meteireann, #poweroutages

Landslide on Mount Burangrang Buries West Java Village and Marine Training Camp, Leaving Dozens Dead

A pre-dawn landslide after days of heavy rain swept through Pasirlangu in West Bandung, burying homes and a marine camp as rescuers search for the missing. ...Read more

#indonesia, #landslide, #westjava, #disaster

Pace Berlin to Open Posthumous David Lynch Survey at ‘Die Tankstelle’

A new Berlin show at Pace’s Die Tankstelle reframes David Lynch as a visual artist, assembling paintings, lamps, photos and early films after his death. ...Read more

#davidlynch, #berlin, #contemporaryart, #exhibition, #pacegallery

‘Cotton-candy’ planets around young star offer rare glimpse of how worlds shrink with age

Four ultra-puffy planets orbiting 20-million-year-old V1298 Tau reveal how newborn worlds lose atmospheres and contract into common super-Earths. ...Read more

#exoplanets, #astronomy, #nasa, #planetformation, #jwst

Patriots, Seahawks set for Super Bowl LX rematch after dramatic conference wins

New England grinds past Denver in snow while Seattle outlasts the Rams in a shootout, setting a Super Bowl LX rematch of the 2015 classic. ...Read more

#nfl, #superbowl, #patriots, #seahawks, #playoffs

Newsrooms Turn to AI That Knows When to Say ‘I Don’t Know’

Publishers testing generative AI are finding the safest tools are those that flag missing facts, disclose limits and refuse to fabricate news copy. ...Read more

#journalism, #generativeai, #newstrooms, #aistandards, #mediaethics

Gold Breaks $5,000 an Ounce as Dollar Doubts and Geopolitics Fuel a New Rush to Safety

Gold tops $5,000 for the first time as a weaker dollar, falling real yields and geopolitical turmoil drive investors and central banks into bullion. ...Read more

#gold, #dollar, #inflationhedge, #centralbanks, #federalreserve

Japan Bond Yields Surge as Snap Election Pits BOJ Tightening Against New Tax-Cut Pledge

Japan’s JGB yields hit multi-decade highs as the BOJ warns against disorderly moves and PM Sanae Takaichi calls a snap election with debt-funded tax cuts. ...Read more

#japan, #bonds, #bankofjapan, #election, #fiscalpolicy

Japan’s Bond Yields Hit 25-Year High as BOJ Signals Caution and PM Calls Snap Election

Japan’s 10-year bond yield hits a 25-year high as the BOJ warns of rapid moves and new PM Sanae Takaichi seeks a mandate for tax cuts. ...Read more

#japan, #bonds, #bankofjapan, #interestrates, #election