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The physical footprint of the AI race – Scotland’s data-centre dilemma

Technology Elise Quevedo - October 18, 2026.

As hyperscale data centres appear on planning maps beside villages, farmland and residential areas, who decides what technological progress looks like, and who pays the...

Who decides what constitutes dangerous artificial intelligence: the state or Nvidia?

Technology TA Analysis - October 16, 2026.

Jensen Huang, the founder and chief executive of Nvidia, the world’s leading artificial-intelligence chipmaker, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on 14 October that...

Who inherits the private conversations users have had with chatbots?

Technology TA Analysis - October 15, 2026.

Forty US attorneys general joined the bankruptcy proceedings of Character.AI, a company that stores conversations between millions of people and virtual interlocutors. According to their filing,...

Abu Dhabi’s AI transition

Technology Elise Quevedo - October 11, 2026.

From sovereign AI and government-wide deployment to enterprise adoption and intelligent infrastructure, Ai Everything Abu Dhabi 2026 showed why the next phase of the global...

Who will pay when AI chips lose value?

Technology TA Analysis - October 5, 2026.

Amazon is investing more in artificial intelligence this year than its business generates, so it is looking for ways to shift some of that burden...

Artemis III – space is becoming more accessible

Technology Elise Quevedo - October 4, 2026.

When I wrote about Artemis II earlier this year, I focused on what the mission represented: humanity taking another step towards returning to the Moon...

Who controls satellite links in a crisis?

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 2, 2026.

Finnish companies Nokia, a telecommunications equipment manufacturer, and ICEYE, a satellite manufacturer, announced on 1 October that they will develop communications systems that countries can...

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