Scientists discover cancer-fighting bacteria that 'soak up' forever chemicals in the body
A family of healthy bacteria may help 'soak up' toxic forever chemicals in the body, warding off their cancerous effects, according to a study from researchers at the University of Cambridge.
Microsoft pulls plug on generous Azure credit program for startups
Up to $150K tier shelved, perks folded into two-track system
Microsoft has retired its program that granted incorporated AI startups with a validated business plan up to $150,000 in Azure credits and replaced it with a two-track system.…
Liverpool legend Alan Hansen, 70, looks fit and healthy as he enjoys sun-soaked stroll with his wife at exclusive Barbados hotel
Liverpool legend Alan Hansen showed no effects of the illness that led to his two-week hospitalisation, as he enjoyed a leisurely stroll along on the beach with his wife in Barbados.
Scientists discover microplastics in SEMEN and female reproductive fluid - and warn they could spark an infertility crisis
Microplastics can now be found almost anywhere on Earth. And it turns out even our most intimate moments can't escape their blight.
Amazon Deploys Its One Millionth Robot, Releases Generative AI Model
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: After 13 years of deploying robots into its warehouses, Amazon reached a new milestone. The tech behemoth now has 1 million robots in its warehouses, the company announced Monday. This one millionth robot was recently delivered to an Amazon fulfillment facility in Japan. That figure puts Amazon on track to reach another landmark: Its vast network of warehouses may soon have the same number of robots working as people, according to reporting from The Wall Street Journal. The WSJ also reported that 75% of Amazon's global deliveries are now assisted in some way by a robot. Amazon also unveiled a new generative AI model called DeepFleet, built using SageMaker and trained on its own warehouse data, which improves robotic fleet speed by 10% through more efficient route coordination.
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Scientists discover new cause of aggressive cancer in young people... and a possible treatment
A little-known molecule may be the key to treating aggressive cancer that often strikes young people, a study from researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York suggests.
Iconic nineties girl group 'turn down appearance in Louis Theroux's new BBC documentary about girlbands' ahead of their 30th anniversary
This puts Theroux in a tricky spot, as the band are widely seen as the ultimate girl group and were expected to feature in the film.
Brooklyn Beckham shares another tribute to Nicola Peltz's father Nelson for his 83rd birthday as he poses with in-laws - after snubbing own dad David's 50th birthday amid feud
Brooklyn Beckham has revealed that he spent the weekend celebrating his father-in-law Nelson's 83rd birthday as he posed for a happy family snap with the Peltzs.
Man is charged with murder after pregnant woman, 27, found dead at home
Sarah Montgomery, 27, was found found dead in Donaghadee, Northern Ireland, on Saturday afternoon.
Universities are a 'backdoor to migration' and graduate visas must be axed, report warns
Research by Policy Exchange found the number of international students in the UK increased by 66 per cent in just nine years.
UK universities have been infiltrated by woke EDI culture that is stifling research into controversial issues like puberty blockers, major report warns
The review, commissioned by the last Government, said academics are being 'bullied' if they dare to question transgender ideology.
Candace Owens calls out Blake Lively over claim she's being subpoenaed into Justin Baldoni legal drama
Conservative commentator Candace Owens has hit back at claims she has become the latest star subpoenaed in Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal drama.
Landmark EU Tech Rules Holding Back Innovation, Google Says
Google will tell European Union antitrust regulators Tuesday that the bloc's Digital Markets Act is stifling innovation and harming European users and businesses. The tech giant faces charges under the DMA for allegedly favoring its own services like Google Shopping, Google Hotels, and Google Flights over competitors. Potential fines could reach 10% of Google's global annual revenue.
Google lawyer Clare Kelly will address a European Commission workshop, arguing that compliance changes have forced Europeans to pay more for travel tickets while airlines, hotels, and restaurants report losing up to 30% of direct booking traffic.
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Pathetic rise of the male 'simp': These desperate submissives will do anything for female attention... but the new target of their slobbering is TRULY sick
I couldn't help but think of my former admirer last week when I saw Nato chief Mark Rutte address Donald Trump as 'Daddy' in a shudder-worthy discussion about the Israel-Iran conflict.
Horror at the National Trust: Children scream as re-enactment performer is seriously hurt when sword is accidently plunged into his face during mock battle at Bodiam Castle
The 37-year-old man was taking part in the living history demonstration at Bodiam Castle in East Sussex just before 3pm on Sunday when the incident occurred.
Jonathan Ross blasts Tom Cruise's changing appearance and insists he 'doesn't look like him anymore' after actor, 62, sparked surgery rumours: 'He's got that kind of Play-Doh face'
In recent weeks, Tom, 62, has hit headlines by looking remarkably younger than his previous self, though a surgeon previously told DailyMail.com it's unlikely he's gone under the knife.
Prep school teacher accused of having sex with student, 16, then BRAGGING about it to a colleague
Jocelynn Sanroman, 26, is accused of having sex with the teen boy, who was a student at a prep school about 30 miles outside Detroit, in August 2023.
Who IS running the country, Keir? Starmer humbled as Labour rebels force him to gut benefits reforms so they will cost taxpayers MORE instead of saving £5bn
In 12 hours of carnage at Westminster, the PM's carefully assembled truce with rebels dramatically disintegrated.
Tech Hobbyist Destroys 51 MicroSD Cards To Build Ultimate Performance Database
Tech enthusiast Matt Cole has created a comprehensive MicroSD card testing database, writing over 18 petabytes of data across nearly 200 cards since July 2023. Cole's "Great MicroSD Card Survey" uses eight machines running 70 card readers around the clock, writing 101 terabytes daily to test authenticity, performance, and endurance.
The 15,000-word report covering over 200 different cards reveals significant quality disparities. Name-brand cards purchased from Amazon performed markedly better than identical models from AliExpress, while cards with "fake flash" -- inflated capacity ratings -- performed significantly worse than authentic storage. Sandisk and Kingston cards averaged 4,634 and 3,555 read/write cycles before first error, respectively, while Lenovo cards averaged just 291 cycles. Some off-brand cards failed after only 27 cycles. Cole tested 51 cards to complete destruction during the endurance testing phase.
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Katy Perry gets STUCK in flying metal sphere and nearly falls out mid-air... after crying amid Orlando Bloom split
On Sunday night, the singer was performing in Adelaide and being lifted in a floating metal sphere when the stage prop seemingly malfunctioned, leaving her stuck in the air.