I froze my eggs and sized up sperm donors while watching my friends get pregnant... but this is why I decided not to have a baby - and the truth about why so many women are now child-free: SOPHIA MONEY-COUTTS
I used to do it in the supermarket queue. It probably looked quite creepy. There I was, standing with my basket, squinting at a nearby baby or toddler.
Barefoot Chloe Burrows suffers a nip slip, Maura Higgins nearly trips in her sheer gown and Christine McGuinness spills out of her plunging corset as stars stagger out of Pride Of Britain
The awards will be televised on Thursday.
Several moments that probably won't make the TV edit, however, came as the celebrity guests made a raucous departure.
The UK's 'poshest train' returns for Christmas - with champagne, caviar and a seven-course feast
Hurtling through countryside villages dressed to the nines with a glass of Champagne in hand and a cheese board on the immaculately laid table in front of you.
Black Battle of Waterloo veteran identified 200 years later: Sitter in 'exceptionally rare' painting is former slave who fought for Britain, experts believe
Private Thomas James is believed to be the bandsman depicted in an 'exceptionally rare' painting from 1821, by respected artist Thomas Phillips.
The Birkin, the Jackie... and now the GARY: How 10,000-fashion lovers are waiting to get their hands on Sézane's £285 handbag, named after a British Boomer
The sell-out bag of the season has a deeply unfashionable name. Allow us to introduce you…
Bins flow down street as roads turn to rivers after Britain battered by torrential rain - with Arctic blast to send temperatures plunging to -1C this weekend
The Met Office expects a deep area of low pressure will affect southern and eastern England from tomorrow night into Thursday with strong gusts and heavy rain.
Shocking footage shows two teens clinging onto the back of a bus in broad daylight
This is the shocking moment two teens were spotted dangerously clinging to the back of a bus as it drives onto a busy road in Manchester.
Mother is handed £100 fine after pulling over in college car park when her daughter, two, began to choke
Priyanka Singh was driving on a roundabout in Guildford, Surrey, with her son and daughter when the toddler began coughing violently.
Inside Essex's newest Wetherspoons with a huge skylight and a beer garden
The new Wetherspoons has been in the works for over a year and has opened today after £2,750,000 was spent developing the pub
Removing lymph nodes has been a mainstay of cancer treatment. Now scientists say this could WEAKEN the immune system's power to attack cells
Is the removal of lymph nodes - tiny, bean-shaped nodules that filter waste and bacteria - really the best way to prevent tumour cells from migrating around the body?
As Footballers' Wives is set to reboot, a look at where the original stars of TV's most absurd show are now... with soap roles aplenty, Strictly, CBB, Love Island romances and voiceovers
Footballers' Wives is reportedly set to return for a reboot, 20 years after the original series of the beloved 00s show hit screens.
I know why Prince Harry and Andrew were 'cut so much slack' by the late Queen - it's to do with her father and sister, reveals ROBERT HARDMAN
Hardman claimed Britain's longest-serving monarch always held 'great sympathy' for the awkward position of those who grow up in the shadow of the future monarch.
Feds flag active exploitation of patched Windows SMB vuln
CISA adds high-severity flaw to KEV list, urges swift updating
Uncle Sam's cyber wardens have warned that a high-severity flaw in Microsoft's Windows SMB client is now being actively exploited – months after it was patched.…
Autistic volunteer is 'sacked' from Waitrose after his family asked if he could start being paid after years of stocking shelves for free
Tom Boyd, 27, began helping out at the branch in Cheadle Hulme, Greater Manchester, in 2021 by emptying stock cages and stacking shelves.
Police chief reveals nearly 1,500 more crimes and twice as many rape cases solved
Figures have been revealed for the past 12 months which show nearly 1,500 more crimes have been solved compared with the previous year.
Afghan hotel migrant who 'sexually assaulted woman in West End bar' weeps in court as he complains about his 'limited English'
Bashir Hotak, 23, was living in a hotel in east London at the time of the alleged sex attack in Simmons Bar, Leicester Square, on June 29.
Motorcyclist dies after crash with car on A414 near Chipping Ongar
He was sadly pronounced dead at the scene
Miss(heard) World! Miss Panama beauty queen steps forward thinking she has reached final... only to awkwardly move aside after realising Miss Paraguay was selected
This is the hilarious moment a beauty queen stepped forward thinking she had reached the final of a major pageant, only to be told she had to step aside for a rival.
Bungee cords are an essential travel item for your next trip - this is why
From packing cubes to help organise luggage, to sleep masks that ensure passengers get some rest - there are plenty of travel essentials. And it now includes a bungee cord.
Alibaba Cloud Says It Cut Nvidia AI GPU Use By 82% With New Pooling System
Alibaba Cloud claims its new Aegaeon GPU pooling system cuts Nvidia GPU use by 82%, letting 213 H20 accelerators handle workloads that previously required 1,192. The advancements have been detailed in a paper (PDF) at the 2025 ACM Symposium on Operating Systems (SOSP) in Seoul. Tom's Hardware reports: Unlike training-time breakthroughs that chase model quality or speed, Aegaeon is an inference-time scheduler designed to maximize GPU utilization across many models with bursty or unpredictable demand. Instead of pinning one accelerator to one model, Aegaeon virtualizes GPU access at the token level, allowing it to schedule tiny slices of work across a shared pool. This means one H20 could serve several different models simultaneously, with system-wide "goodput" -- a measure of effective output -- rising by as much as nine times compared to older serverless systems.
The system was tested in production over several months, according to the paper, which lists authors from both Peking University and Alibaba's infrastructure division, including CTO Jingren Zhou. During that window, the number of GPUs needed to support dozens of different LLMs -- ranging in size up to 72 billion parameters -- fell from 1,192 to just 213. While the paper does not break down which models contributed most to the savings, reporting by the South China Morning Post says the tests were conducted using Nvidia's H20, one of the few accelerators still legally available to Chinese buyers under current U.S. export controls.
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