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The revolution cannot happen without a sufficient supply of these gigantic sheds crammed with the servers, storage equipment and other kit that provide computing power.

The update pushed shares up more than 18 per cent in early trading before it closed 14.1 per cent, or 31p, up at 247p.

Erica Cantona has sparked fury after he called for Israel to be banned from the world cup over its ongoing war in Gaza. 

Regulators say it has co-ordinated with brokers to buy tickets and sell them at a 'substantial' mark-up, violating consumer protection law.

PC Imran Mahmood who was barred from front line duty for five years amid a misconduct probe after he Tasered a runaway suspect and left him paralysed has been cleared.

Ahead of the latest series hitting screens on Saturday it's been reported showbiz agents have been advising their clients to avoid the BBC dance competition.

It is the afternoon of Monday August 21, 2023 and Britain's worst-ever serial child killer has just been sentenced to a record 14 whole life sentences.

The meeting had to be rescheduled due to 'general disturbance'

Strictly Come Dancing fans have long speculated that the pair were romantically linked

One councillor has said that the actions were 'intimidation and bullying at its best'

The baby clothing, which costs just £1.20, has proved highly popular and is marked as 'in demand' and 'selling fast' on Tu Clothing's online shop, a fashion label owned by Sainsbury's.

My brother has terminal cancer and doesn't have long to live. His adult son lives with him but has various issues which mean he doesn't adult particularly well.

The rare note, printed in Birmingham 133 years ago and signed by then-chief cashier Frank May, is going under the hammer for more than 5,000 times its face value.

Jade Sloan's mum, from Birmingham, was at home when she noticed what she thought were thieves snooping around her daughter's bike.

Arrangement follows big tech tie-ins claiming to offer £31B investment

The UK has struck a defense deal with US spy-tech biz Palantir, which the government says will unlock £1.5 billion ($2 billion) of investment in Britain.…

Aldi launched a second recall of a popular gyoza product after hazardous foreign matter was found inside its packaging.

The Leon Thevenin, Africa's only permanently stationed cable repair ship, maintains over 60,000 kilometers of undersea internet infrastructure from Madagascar to Ghana. The 43-year-old vessel employs a 60-person crew who perform precision repairs on fiber-optic cables that carry data for Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon -- companies that consumed 3.6 billion megabits per second of bandwidth in 2023. Operating costs range from $70,000 to $120,000 daily, according to owner Orange Marine. The ship has experienced increased demand due to unusual underwater landslides in the Congo Canyon causing frequent cable breaks. Cable jointer Shuru Arendse and his team spend up to 48 hours on repairs that require fusing hair-thin glass fibers in conditions where a speck of dust can ruin the joint. The vessel gained Starlink connectivity last year after decades of relying on satellite phones and shared computers for crew communication. Sixty-two cable repair ships operate globally to maintain the infrastructure supporting streaming media and AI applications.

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The teenager, 18, who is the daughter of ex-glamour model Katie, 47, and singer Peter Andre , has proved she's a star in her own right over the past number of months.

The council claims three outbuildings at the hotel had been turned into houses without any planning permission