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Democrats flipped governorships in states holding 37 per cent of America's planned data centre capacity.
Will voter discontent lead to AI-driven construction boom?
With its acclaimed restaurants, newly renovated spa and consistently attentive staff, this Dubai Marina favourite holds its own among the latest openings
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
Data centre boom is constraining the world’s supply of memory chips, leading to 'chipflation' and making your everyday electronics more expensive
An increase (Damascus) or decrease (Kabul, Khartoum) in the number of embassies can be a barometer for a country's international standing
Four of ten ambitious developments valued at $100 billion or more are being constructed in the region
Vintage postage stamps offer a window into how many of the region's countries marked their progress and future
By 2031, AI companies will need revenues bigger than every country in the world except the US and China to cover their costs
Data centre sizes and costs are doubling about every 12 to 16 months
Game-changing technologies have always vexed politicians and regulators
Emirates pulling further ahead of the global average and second-placed Singapore in Microsoft’s latest AI adoption ranking
Longer voyages, ship-to-ship transfers, high diesel prices and war risk premiums mean operators are charging much more
For parents needing a break from roller coasters and waterslides, this JBR favourite offers space and easy access to Dubai's culinary scene
Anthropic research shows how sharply job losses could rise as AI becomes more capable
