
The AI Infrastructure Wars Have Begun - and the Stakes Are Civilisational
Silicon, electrons, and geopolitics are converging into the defining industrial contest of the century. Whoever controls the compute controls the future.
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Silicon, electrons, and geopolitics are converging into the defining industrial contest of the century. Whoever controls the compute controls the future.

With Keir Starmer gone, the contest to lead Labour, and Britain, has narrowed to a clash of wings: Andy Burnham, the soft-left frontrunner, against Wes Streeting, the centrist former health secretary.

A social media post by U.S. Vice President JD Vance has upset some Armenians after a recent visit. The post was deleted, but reports suggest it contained insensitive content.

Newly released files have brought renewed attention to the relationship between Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein. The unsealed documents shed light on the nature and duration of their connection, prompting public scrutiny.

The Israeli government is reportedly advancing policies to expand settlements and governmental authority in the West Bank, following pressure from far-right ministers, a move that may face international condemnation.

Labour leader Keir Starmer is facing ongoing challenges with public approval ratings 19 months after assuming office. Several factors may be contributing to the current perception.