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It is a now well-known fact in the datacenters of the world, which are trying to cram ten pounds of power usage into a five pound bit barn bag, that liquid cooling is an absolute necessity for the density of high performance computing systems to be increased to drive down latency between components and therefore drive up performance. …

Microsoft And Corintis Champion Microfluidics Cooling Pioneered By IBM was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

No, no, no, a thousand times no. I will not carry an ID card. I refuse point blank to enrol myself in any crackpot Labour scheme to control the British population. If I get any correspondence on the matter from any emanation of the State, I will simply tear it up.

The Chancellor appeared to take a swipe at the Greater Manchester mayor following his headline-grabbing intervention earlier in the week.

A record 35.8 million people live in a household receiving more in state handouts and services than they pay in tax, according to new figures laying bare the reality of benefits Britain.

Supermodel turned designer and developer Yolanda Hadid is parting with a property that has long been the heartbeat of her family's private life.

alternative_right writes: Americans are more likely to watch newly released movies from the comfort of their own homes instead of heading out to a theater, according to a new poll. About three-quarters of U.S. adults said they watched a new movie on streaming instead of in the theater at least once in the past year, according to the survey from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, including about 3 in 10 who watched new movies on streaming at least once a month. Meanwhile, about two-thirds of Americans said that they've watched a recently released movie in a theater in the past year, and only 16% said they went at least once a month. The results suggest that, on the whole, American moviegoers are more likely to stream a film than see it in the theaters, a shifting tide that was only accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath.

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The makeshift settlement in a clearing halfway up Bournemouth's East Cliff - which contains a tent, a picnic table and a parasol - is just beach huts which cost £2,000 a year to rent.

IAN HERBERT: It is the avoidability of the accident that has taken the life of a young footballer which is one of the most shattering parts today.

There have been few beauty products launched with more hype this year than the Skims Seamless Sculpt Face Wrap.

Former Arsenal academy star Billy Vigar, 21, died on Thursday after suffering a 'significant brain injury' playing for Chichester City last Saturday. Doctors were unable to save him.

From writing children's books to promoting cranberry juice, Sarah Ferguson has spent decades working on money-making schemes to bring in some much-needed cash.

Dayna flew from Britain to the five-star Prime Beach Hotel in Marmaris, Turkey, this month for a relaxing break when she saw dozens of holidaymakers sprinting to the pool from her balcony.

The platform - which enables users to create and join groups based around shared interests - was founded ten years ago as a forum for computer-game enthusiasts.

Stellantis has developed a new integrated battery system for its electric cars which the car giant claims will make them cheaper for customers to buy.

The PM is under growing pressure to scrap the two-child benefit cap, introduced by ex-Tory chancellor George Osborne , as he tries to stabilise his stuttering premiership.

Reform would make the biggest surge in British political history if an election was held now, according to the YouGov research.

Aptly named spacecraft might never make it to the orbital outpost after all

NASA and Sierra Space have modified the Commercial Resupply Services-2 contract, which originally called for the Dream Chaser spaceplane to be used to supply the International Space Station (ISS).…

The biggest trees in the Amazon are growing larger and more numerous, according to a new study that shows how an intact rainforest can help draw carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and sequester it in bark, trunk, branch and root. From a report: Scientists said the paper, published in Nature Plants on Thursday, was welcome confirmation that big trees are proving more climate resilient than previously believed, and undisturbed tropical vegetation continues to act as an effective carbon sink despite rising temperatures and strong droughts. However, the authors warned this vital role was increasingly at risk from fires, fragmentation and land clearance caused by the expansion of roads and farms. "It is good news but it is qualified good news," said Prof Oliver Phillips from the University of Leeds. "Our results apply only to intact, mature forests, which is where we are watching closely. They suggest the Amazon forest is remarkably resilient to climate change. My fear is that may count for little, unless we can stop the deforestation itself."

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The value of Rolls-Royce hit £100billion for the first time in its 121-year history yesterday in what has been dubbed 'one of the most remarkable turnarounds in British industrial history'.

A British grandfather arrested in Dubai is trapped and homeless there and is being denied cancer treatment- despite being acquitted ten years ago.