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The emblem - accompanied by the date July 16 -has been plastered across digital billboards throughout Sin City.

CRAIG HOPE IN MIAMI: The Three Lions will face Lionel Messi 's world champions in Atlanta on Wednesday after Jude Bellingham 's double saw them scrape past Norway in Miami.

Dispatch audio of the 911 call placed after US Senator Lindsey Graham's death was released.

The CEO of SK Hynix, one of the three largest DRAM producers, predicted to Reuters that the memory industry will see its "worst-ever" supply shortages in 2027, reports the hardware/gaming news site Wccftech: SK Hynix has also forecasted that, given the current market demand, they will fall way short of fulfilling the market demand, and that will continue beyond 2030. The comments from SK Hynix are in line with what Samsung and Micron executives have already said. Samsung has warned of 2027 being the worst year in terms of shortages and that things will continue this way till 2028 and beyond. Meanwhile, Micron has said that the current shortages are only the "first innings" and that both DRAM/NAND supply will be tight, as they are only able to meet 40-50% of the total market demand in the coming years. Heightened demand from AI customers and multi-year agreements further put pressure on the market. The big three DRAM makers have already prioritized premium DRAM segments such as HBM and LPDDR5X, while commodity memory such as DDR5, DDR4, and entry-level LPDDR RAM has taken a back seat. While these have boosted the profits of SK Hynix, Micron, and Samsung, they have devastated the consumer segment, which is facing the worst kind of price hikes that are affecting all sorts of components and platforms, including PCs, Smartphones, Consoles, etc... SK Hynix, like Samsung and Micron, is also preparing to embark on a multi-year and multi-billion dollar expansion plan with new fabs and facilities being laid out across South Korea. SK Hynix is also considering the construction of Fabs in the US, Japan, and Southeast Asia, though the final plans are yet to be cemented. Micron recently started construction of its new facility that will be used for DRAM production. As SK Hynix proudly marks its Nasdaq debut, its CEO's sobering forecast serves as a clear reminder: the memory industry is entering its most challenging chapter yet. With 2027 poised to bring the worst supply shortages in history and tight conditions likely persisting beyond 2030, the AI boom is reshaping the entire semiconductor landscape.

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Taking to Instagram, the 28-year-old reality TV was promoting her new Khy collaboration with the swimwear brand Frankies Bikinis founded by her friend Francesca Aiello.

An out-of-control blaze has sparked a major incident in North Wales as parts of the UK face an 'exceptional' wildfire risk amid soaring temperatures.

After five years away from the sport, McGregor, 37, finally made his comeback at a sold-out T-Mobile Arena, but there would be no fairytale ending for his die-hard fans who made the journey to Las Vegas.

Far left political commentators wasted no time taking a victory lap after it was announced the senator died. One celebratory tweet came just 30 minutes after the announcement.

Harry Styles has pocketed an estimated £15million a night during his record-breaking Wembley Stadium gigs. 

The president mourned his longtime political ally and 'wonderful friend' in a social media post shortly after it was announced the senator had died Saturday evening.

A man in his 40s has been left with a broken jaw after a racially aggravated assault at an address in Grays.

A man in his 40s has been left with a broken jaw after a racially aggravated assault at an address in Grays.

A British IT expert charged with three counts of murder over the deaths of his wife and two daughters following a multinational police hunt will be extradited to the UK to stand trial.

Australian influencer Androgenic shared strange insight into the death of American 'looksmaxxer' Connor Murphy, who drowned in a lake in Thailand on July 7.

The Wall Street Journal says "an intense 27-year-old activist who had been leading sit-ins at OpenAI to protest the dangers of AI" was just part of a larger movement. "The Bay Area's AI boom is drawing young disillusioned men and women to join the fight against it. They are upending their lives and leaving behind careers for think tanks, nonprofits and street protest groups." Their cause is now riding a surge of anti-AI backlash. Many Americans are souring on the technology amid mass layoffs, data center sprawl, reports of chatbot-fueled attacks by unstable users and hacking tools that have panicked cybersecurity professionals. Seventy percent of U.S. adults believe AI will cost jobs, and 55% believe it will do more harm than good in their daily lives, according to a recent Quinnipiac University poll. But for activists on the front lines, the driving fear is often more dramatic: human extinction. They cling to dire predictions, like Geoffrey Hinton's. The Nobel laureate, dubbed the "godfather of AI" for his work on artificial neural networks, warns of a 10% to 20% chance AI will wipe out humans. At its most extreme and troubling end, some believe they must stop an AI apocalypse by any means necessary. In April, an unknown assailant fired 13 shots at the home of an Indianapolis councilman, leaving a note: "no data centers." That same month, authorities arrested a 20-year-old Texas college student for an attack on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home in San Francisco, and charged him with attempted murder and arson. The student was carrying an anti-AI document with a section on "our impending extinction," according to a federal criminal complaint. He has pleaded not guilty and his lawyers have said his actions appear to have been driven by an "acute mental-health crisis, not a desire to harm."

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Andy Burnham is being urged to support independent shops through a root-and-branch overhaul of hated business rates.

I took the train from Colchester to Clacton on a bright morning, a journey that barely stretches to 25 minutes.

London Marathon runners have raised a record-breaking £162,833 for Farleigh Hospice in Essex

I took the train from Colchester to Clacton on a bright morning, a journey that barely stretches to 25 minutes.

It has some stand-out features as well as a quirky bathroom