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Jensen Huang’s departure from Nvidia exposes a struggle over the future of artificial intelligence. As China develops advanced chips and open-weight AI models, investigations into Megaspeed, allegations of espionage and divisions in Washington raise questions about who will control the world’s computing power.
United States
Europe’s debt to Arabic scholarship, Athens’s excluded majority and the coercion behind imperial wealth expose the omissions in Marco Rubio’s account of Western civilisation.
A wave of attacks on South Korean banks suggests artificial intelligence may be changing cybercrime not by inventing new hacking techniques, but by making…
Economics
Britain has chosen AI, quantum technology, clean energy, life sciences and advanced manufacturing as engines of future growth. But the Government admits official statistics cannot properly measure several of them. As ministers pour money…
For decades, no known eukaryote had been shown reproducing above 60°C. Then scientists found a microscopic amoeba in California that divides at 63°C and…
Saudi Arabia
The House of Saud built a durable state over older tribal, religious and regional loyalties. Could Yemen change the bargains that have held the kingdom together?
Houthi forces have seized Mayun Island at the entrance to the Red Sea as drone attacks shut Saudi Arabia’s East–West pipeline, threatening the kingdom’s…
Middle East
Ansar Allah’s advance to Bab el Mandeb has placed Yemen once again at the centre of a struggle over global trade, regional power and foreign intervention. The road to the Red Sea runs through…
China and Nepal are working across their shattered Himalayan frontier as rescuers search for the missing, monitor unstable lakes and begin the immense task…