More than 90 killed by Israeli strikes in 48 hours, says Gaza health ministry
Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed more than 90 people in the past 48 hours, the Hamas-run health ministry in the territory has said.
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“The Sheer Resilience of the Eritrean People Attracted me to Eritrea “: A Conversation with Dirk Volgesang, Chairman of the German-Eritrean Society
The German-Eritrean Society (DEG) serves as a unifying platform for individuals, groups, and institutions in Germany with a shared interest in fostering positive relations with Eritrea and its people. The DEG aims to raise public awareness and counter prevailing negative narratives by connecting and coordinating diverse activities focused on Eritrea. We spoke with Mr. Dirk…
Scientists Think They’ve Found the Region of the Brain That Regulates Conscious Perception
A new experiment suggests that the thalamus plays a key role in humans becoming consciously aware of stimuli their brain receives.
Big Tech has officially entered its quantum era — here’s what it means for the industry
Major advancements in tech and science are brewing as the industry makes its way through the ‘International Year of Quantum.’
From Cristiano Ronaldo to Michael Jordan, here are the private jets used by the wealthiest stars in sports
Rory McIlroy’s Gulfstream G650 was one of hundreds leaving Augusta after the Masters. A-Rod, Max Verstappen, and Tiger Woods also have private jets.
These are the big winners as the US dollar weakens
The US dollar’s sharp decline this year stands to benefit commodities, export-driven economies, and haven assets such as gold.
AMD’s CTO says AI inference will move out of data centers and increasingly to phones and laptops
AMD plans to capitalize on AI inference workloads moving to edge devices, CTO Mark Papermaster tells BI.
Here’s an exclusive look at the pitch deck startup Artisan used to raise $25 million to replace some human employees with AI agents
Artisan is on a mission to get businesses to hire their AI agents, not humans, to complete repetitive tasks.
I spent a weekend living like Meghan Markle. It taught me more than just cooking and hosting tricks.
Critics weren’t impressed by Meghan Markle’s new Netflix show, but I wanted to put her dishes and hosting tips to the test. Here’s what I learned.
I moved to the Bay Area with my wife to find a tech job. Two years later, we’re both unemployed — this is just a broken system.
Cybersecurity professional Phil Stafford said moving to the Bay Area from Fresno, California, gave him more contracts, but still no full-time work.