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It's even worth visiting for the station's gorgeous natural surroundings

Just because the center of gravity for GenAI compute and other kinds of machine learning and data analytics has shifted from the CPU to the XPU accelerator – generally a GPU these days, but not universally – does not mean that the choice of the CPU for the system hosting those XPUs doesn’t matter. …

NeuReality Wants Its NR2 To Be Your Arm CPU For AI was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

Captioned only with a cake and love heart emojis, in the post sees the pair can be seen intimately seated together in front of Nicole's birthday cake.

As I searched for my daughter after she went missing at a sleepover, I heard a terrible rumour about photos locked inside a red briefcase. They were worse than I could have imagined.

John Butterworth's Chine Hotel in Boscombe, Bournemouth was closed to the public in 2015, with, much to locals' dismay, the hotel now used to house migrants.

In her new book on seals, Alix Morris unlocks the secrets of the 'clowns of the sea'.

The Spanish star was hospitalised in Madrid and died on Sunday after privately battling cancer, local press have reported.

Years of aggressive capacity expansion have driven China's solar manufacturing sector into deep losses. Panel prices have hit their lowest levels since 2011 even as the country's installations more than doubled. Shanghai-listed Tongwei reported a 4.96 billion yuan ($693 million) net loss for the first half of 2025, widening from 3.13 billion yuan a year earlier, while Trina Solar swung to a 2.92 billion yuan loss from a prior-year profit. Panel prices touched 8.7 cents per watt in July, forcing manufacturers to write down inventory values across the polysilicon-to-module supply chain. China installed 212.2 gigawatts of photovoltaic capacity through June, bringing total installations to 1.1 terawatts, yet supply continues outpacing demand after seven major manufacturers posted their first combined annual loss in 2024. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology convened leading producers last week to urge shutdowns of outdated capacity, while the China Photovoltaic Industry Association pledged to tackle what it termed "involution-style" competition through strengthened self-discipline measures.

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A popular travelling couple have been sensationally ordered to delete their content after making one surprising mistake on their outback adventure.

I'm not one for conspiracy theories but I'm beginning to wonder if Nicola Sturgeon is secretly working for Westminster.

In a video posted on TikTok, Dr Dean Jackson, a biologist and BBC presenter, has shared the surprising effects of one bright shade of pink.

While most fans of Chalamet and Jenner breathed a sigh of relief after split rumors were put to bed, there's one person who likely would've been thrilled if they had called it quits: Club Chalamet.

Footage from the stands showed Daria Medvedeva, who has two children with the tennis star, with her head in her hands as she sat alongside his stony-faced coach Gilles Cervara.

The unknown man was captured on CCTV rushing across the road to discard the bag next to a public bin which was already surrounded by litter.

New AI mixes of two songs originally demoed on piano by John Lennon are set to be released on a new Beatles compilation.

Their gondolier also ended up in the water when the gondola flipped in the Rio dei Greci canal, in the Castello district, on Sunday.

Cullercoats Bay in North Tyneside would usually be packed with families enjoying the weather while cooling off in the North Sea.

DHL's German operations, facing the departure of one-third of support staff within five years, has automated customer service calls and begun capturing institutional knowledge through AI-conducted exit interviews. The company's voicebot now processes one million monthly calls, resolving half without human intervention, though initial deployments struggled with basic German language recognition. FT adds: At DHL in Germany, one in three staff working in support operations will retire in the next five years, taking with them decades of institutional memory. "Everyone in Germany understands that if you don't automate and use AI, you won't be able to deal with the shrinking workforce," says Gemein [chief information officer for post and parcels].

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Research by UKHospitality, an industry lobby group, showed almost 89,000 jobs have been lost in the hospitality sector since the Budget last October.

The event is very popular with families