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Fadah Jassem

Fadah Jassem

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Fadah Jassem is head of data visualisation journalism at The National
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Democrats’ midterm gains put US data centre boom under pressure
Data ExplainedDemocrats’ midterm gains put US data centre boom under pressure

Democrats flipped governorships in states holding 37 per cent of America's planned data centre capacity.

USNovember 05, 2026
A demonstration against data centres in Peekskill, New York. Bloomberg
Rage against the machines: How data centres became a US midterm election issue

Will voter discontent lead to AI-driven construction boom?

TechnologyOctober 29, 2026
The view from the living room of a Deluxe Suite at Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai. Photo: Marriott International
Hotel of the weekOld-school luxury still delivers at Grosvenor House Dubai

With its acclaimed restaurants, newly renovated spa and consistently attentive staff, this Dubai Marina favourite holds its own among the latest openings

TravelOctober 23, 2026
Health workers demand better wages and working conditions, and an end to medicine shortages, at a march in Mexico City. AFP
Data ExplainedProtests, the cost of living and a widening wealth gap

Almost half of the world's wealth is held by 1.5 per cent of the adult population, as anger grows over living costs and public services

NewsOctober 23, 2026
Two types of chips are causing prices to soar; both are sought after by consumers and the artificial intelligence industry. 3D illustration
Special reportAI has developed a memory problem

Data centre boom is constraining the world’s supply of memory chips, leading to 'chipflation' and making your everyday electronics more expensive

NewsOctober 20, 2026
The British Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2007. Getty Images
Data ExplainedDiplomacy's changing footprint as told by mission openings and closures

An increase (Damascus) or decrease (Kabul, Khartoum) in the number of embassies can be a barometer for a country's international standing

NewsOctober 14, 2026
Construction work on the GCC rail link. Wam
Data ExplainedAmong the world's megaprojects, the Gulf is building big

Four of ten ambitious developments valued at $100 billion or more are being constructed in the region

NewsOctober 09, 2026
A range of stamps from the Middle East and North Africa.
Small stamps, big ambitions: A history of Middle East progress

Vintage postage stamps offer a window into how many of the region's countries marked their progress and future

Art & DesignOctober 09, 2026
FILE PHOTO: "AI Artificial Intelligence" words, a keyboard and a robotics hand in this illustration taken, September 23, 2026. REUTERS / Dado Ruvic / Illustration / File Photo
Just how big is $6 trillion? AI vs world's largest economies

By 2031, AI companies will need revenues bigger than every country in the world except the US and China to cover their costs

NewsSeptember 30, 2026
An AI data centre in the UK. Annual global spending on AI infrastructure may reach as much as $1.5 trillion by 2031, Bain says. Reuters
AI needs $6tn in annual revenue to justify data centre boom, Bain says

Data centre sizes and costs are doubling about every 12 to 16 months

TechnologySeptember 29, 2026
Industrial development has a habit of moving faster than the legislation designed to govern it. EPA
CommentWhy the hubbub about AI is nothing new

Game-changing technologies have always vexed politicians and regulators

CommentSeptember 27, 2026
A training programme offered by the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence in Abu Dhabi. Photo: Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology
UAE pulls ahead in global ranking on AI adoption

Emirates pulling further ahead of the global average and second-placed Singapore in Microsoft’s latest AI adoption ranking

UAESeptember 25, 2026
A tanker at one of Iraq's southern offshore oil terminals near Basra. Reuters
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Oil tanker earnings near $650,000 a day due to Middle East disruption

Longer voyages, ship-to-ship transfers, high diesel prices and war risk premiums mean operators are charging much more

EnergySeptember 23, 2026
Generous suite sizes are perfect for families. Sheraton The Walk, Dubai
Sheraton The Walk, Dubai: For family staycations favouring relaxed fun over high-adrenaline activities

For parents needing a break from roller coasters and waterslides, this JBR favourite offers space and easy access to Dubai's culinary scene

TravelSeptember 23, 2026
A visitor walks by a billboard for AI as they attend the PT Expo on September 22 in Beijing, China. Getty Images
Data ExplainedWhat happens to jobs if AI gets very good, very fast?

Anthropic research shows how sharply job losses could rise as AI becomes more capable

NewsSeptember 22, 2026
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