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FC Andorra goalkeeper Owono collided with opposing striker de Miguel in the latter stages of a hotly contested 2-2 draw in Spain's second division on Monday.

The key issues voters in Oregon were looking at during this year's race for governor included the cost of living and rising homelessness in the state

Katie was reportedly forced to move out of the flat she shared with Eamonn last month after their relationship became strained.

Essex man Daniel Doe pleads guilty to possessing crack cocaine, heroin and other drugs with intent to supply after arrest in Braintree; sentencing November 30.

Essex man Daniel Doe pleads guilty to possessing crack cocaine, heroin and other drugs with intent to supply after arrest in Braintree; sentencing November 30.

Who needs a humanoid to pick up after you when you can suspend an AI-powered claw from cables near your ceiling?

AMD expects its fourth-quarter revenue to reach roughly $17 billion, potentially surpassing Intel's projected $15 billion to $16 billion and putting AMD ahead of its longtime rival in quarterly sales for the first time. The milestone is being driven largely by booming demand for Epyc server processors and Instinct AI accelerators, with AMD's data center business already accounting for 64% of revenue and expected to exceed 80% in 2027. Tom's Hardware reports: For those of our readers who have been following the CPU market in general as well as AMD and Intel in particular for decades, arguably the most earth-shattering part of AMD's earnings report is its outlook for the fourth quarter. The company expects revenue of approximately $17 billion, plus or minus 3%, which implies a 66% year-over-year increase and 27% sequential growth at the midpoint. In contrast, Intel expects fourth-quarter revenue of $15 billion to $16 billion amid weakening PC demand and manufacturing capacity constraints. If AMD meets its guidance, its quarterly sales will surpass those of its considerably bigger rival Intel for the first time in history. In fact, AMD will not only leave Intel formally behind, but its projected advantage will be approximately $1.5 billion at the midpoint of both companies' forecasts, which is a tangible lead. The development reflects the companies' increasingly different positions on the market: AMD is rapidly expanding its data center CPU and AI accelerator businesses, while Intel continues to depend heavily on PC and enterprise server processors, which sales face headwinds due to high memory prices and components shortages.

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Jaime Winstone won't perform on this weekend's Strictly after suffering an injury during training.

When it gets to the time my husband normally returns from work, I find myself clock-watching avidly. I'm just as excited to see him as I was when we married ten years ago.

Britain's retailers have released their Christmas adverts for 2026, with beloved book characters, a glamorous granny, a talking toy dog and even an EastEnders legend among the campaigns.

FLIP reveals a planet hidden in Webb data, boosting detection sensitivity by up to 15 times

Notorious serial killer Ted Bundy was linked to the death of another teenager in the 1970s using advanced DNA technology.

Our recipes tool now suggests dinners from the ingredients you already have, and sizes every recipe for the number of people you're feeding. 

Maureen uses a four-wheeled walker and takes medication for her pain

'You're just like your mother-in-law!' is hardly a phrase many women want thrown at them - and yet, for Nicola Peltz, it appears, whether on purpose or not, that's exactly the accolade she's achieving.

Demelza May wants to stop the developer Xlinks from building the AI campus, which would dwarf the nearby town of Great Torrington in Devon.

Andy Burnham risked wading into US politics as he suggested the battering in the midterms represented an 'opportunity' to settle the crisis.

The cameras were rolling as The Only Way is Essex star Amy Childs, 36, tied the knot with Billy Delbosq surrounded by 160 friends and family last month near Marbella.

Serving on the frontlines, Rafi was blown up alongside a British officer who was killed. Despite his wounds he kept translating under Taliban fire. Now his bid for help has been stymied by a council bill.

A few years ago, Susan Harrison's joints were causing her so much pain that she felt hip and knee replacement operations would soon be inevitable.