Whole-Building Energy Retrofits Are Reaching Apartments Individual Upgrades Missed
Apartment buildings are the hardest part of the home energy transition, and new smart retrofit programmes are finally treating them as one system.
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Companies Invest in Tools to Control Rising Cloud Costs
Businesses are investing in cloud cost management tools as spending on infrastructure and artificial intelligence services continues to climb.
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AI Chatbots Are Quietly Taking Over Customer Service Desks Across India
Call a bank, an airline or an online retailer in India today and there is a good chance the first voice you hear is not human.
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AI Agents Join the Workforce, but Only Under Supervision
The newest recruits in many offices never take a coffee break, never sleep and never ask for a pay rise. AI agents — software that can plan a task,…
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How To Make Your PC Sound Dramatically Better
Most computers sound worse than they should. Laptop speakers are thin and quiet, cheap headphones flatten music, and films often bury dialogue under background noise. The hardware gets the blame, but in many cases the real problem is that Windows sends out an unprocessed signal and leaves your ears to cope with the result. Why…
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Apps, Uploads and the Open-Source AI Making Photo Checks Nearly Free
Every app with uploads pays for photo moderation. An open-source model beating AWS and Google at a hundredth of the cost reshapes app economics.
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US Measles Count Hits 4,410 After Weekly Rise of 8 Percent
US measles cases rose 8% in one week to 4,410. A calm guide to why cases are rising, symptoms to recognise and current vaccination advice.
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Classroom Smartphone Bans Raise Performance, New Study Finds
A study of more than 16,000 students finds classroom smartphone bans significantly raise performance, with struggling students benefiting most.
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A Vaccine Made From a Patient’s Own Tumour Enters Early Testing
A phase 1 trial found a personalised NeoVax vaccine with nivolumab feasible and acceptably safe in platinum-sensitive ovarian cancer — early data, not proof.
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From 146 to 274: Saturn’s Moons Nearly Double in One Update
Saturn has 128 newly confirmed moons, taking its total to 274 — the most of any planet. How astronomers found such tiny, distant worlds.
