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TAMARA PRENN AT WIMBLEDON: Inside Emma Raducanu's inner circle: From the childhood tennis prodigy sparking romance rumours to her '11 out of 10' coach

Who is Sophia Hutchins? Caitlyn Jenner's close friend and manager passed away on Wednesday at the age of 29 following a tragic ATV accident in Malibu.

Righteous mockery entranced execs in ways slideware could not

On Call  Friday dawns with the promise of precious freedom, yet the world of tech support is seldom free from trouble. The Register always finds a way to celebrate anyway, by bringing you a fresh instalment of On Call, the reader-contributed column that tells your tales of breaking away from bad bosses and ungrateful users.…

Zuck backs a ‘digital majority age’ and Google open sources tech that might enforce it

Google and Meta have independently taken actions to support a safer internet for kids – and given blockchain boosters a moment to celebrate.…

Mum-of-three Claire Appleton, 42, built, painted and decorated her very own garden bar for £370 after sourcing materials on Amazon.

The boom in cities contrasted with seaside towns, where first-time buyer numbers flatlined thanks to soaring prices and poor connections.

Follow Daily Mail Australia's live coverage of accused mushroom chef Erin Patterson's murder trial here.

The singer, 80, was married to the New Zealand model, 55, from 1990 until 2006 and they welcomed two children together - daughter Renee, 33, and son Liam, 30.

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a talented singer and former X Factor contestant who tragically passed away at the age of 42.

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves launched a City charm offensive in the wake of their victory, hoping to persuade businesses and investors to back their economic strategy.

alternative_right shares a report from ScienceAlert: The world's first commercial hybrid of silicon circuitry and human brain cells will soon be available for rent. Marketed for its vast potential in medical research, the biological machine, grown inside a British laboratory, builds on the Pong-playing prototype, DishBrain. Each CL1 computer is formed of 800,000 neurons grown across a silicon chip, and their life-support system. While it can't yet match the mind-blowing capabilities of today's most powerful computers, the system has one very significant advantage: it only consumes a fraction of the energy of comparable technologies. AI centers now consume countries' worth of energy, whereas a rack of CL1 machines only uses 1,000 watts and is naturally capable of adapting and learning in real time. [...] When neuroscientist Brett Kagan and colleagues pitted their creation against equivalent levels of machine learning algorithms, the cell culture systems outperformed them. Users can send code directly into the synthetically supported system of neurons, which is capable of responding to electrical signals almost instantly. These signals act as bits of information that can be read and acted on by the cells. But perhaps the greatest potential for this biological and synthetic hybrid is as an experimental tool for learning more about our own brains and their abilities, from neuroscience to creativity. The first CL1 units will reportedly ship soon for $35,000 each. Remote access can apparently be rented for $300 per week.

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You're lucky to have me today. I had planned to take my new, taxpayer-subsidised Audi A8 long wheelbase job out for a spin.

We shall find out soon enough if the enormously-hyped return of Oasis actually lives up to its billing - and if those expensive tickets deliver anything more than just a blast of nostalgia.

The tennis wives and girlfriends - or TWAGS as they have become known - are known for their glitzy, jet-setting lifestyles and are often following their partners around the globe - including Wimbledon.

Around a tenth of the flowers bought in the UK are from British growers but this year farmers say they are battling unpredictable weather.

Lily Allen laughed on her Miss Me? podcast when trying to recall the number of abortions she'd had. 'I want to say five? Four?' as if she were trying to recollect how many of her teeth she'd had capped.

Mistral fears continental companies may not get time to escape 'distant, behemoth corporations'

French AI business Mistral on Thursday announced an initiative called “AI for Citizens,” which it says offers a way to work with governments and public institutions to transform public services using AI.…

TikToker Mahan Lankarani tested his 1.6million followers on their driving knowledge inspired by real questions asked a UK theory exam.

The US president has repeatedly floated the idea of making Canada the 51st US state and has made several statements about the country's sovereignty and trade tariffs.

Train services are disrupted this morning after a fault with a signalling system.