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If higher facility water temperatures cut cooling energy, data centers may finally stop treating “hot” as unavoidable.

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If higher facility water temperatures cut cooling energy, data centers may finally stop treating “hot” as unavoidable.

A 221.6p-a-share cash offer and a 46.8% premium force Mitie into the private-equity shuffle, with reputational ripple effects.

Starmer’s former ally argues Burnham’s tax cut for VAT would be paid for without a clear funding plan, raising credibility stakes.

Sales data makes the business case for fewer physical releases, and it forces publishers to rethink inventory risk.

Middle-earth’s biggest forge scene is coming for Sauron, and the showrunners say it was their hardest technical sequence yet.

Open and closed betas are set for the months ahead, and multiplayer previews return with Call of Duty: Next.

Eric Drymer quit vaping with hypnosis, then launched Ultra Pouches for sleep and focus in a rapidly copying market.

The platform says fully AI recordings surpassed half of new uploads in June 2026, and now it will purge more AI content.

A Nashville courtroom starts jury selection July 20 in one of the first state cases to test addictive design before jurors.

A new major version is coming fast, but Unity is positioning it as an evolutionary hop from Unity 6, not a rebuild.

The milestone, led by BYD's Seagull at Camacari, lands as Europe weighs its response to a surge in Chinese EVs.

Brussels says the platform did not staff, detect, or enforce properly, and its recommendations helped spread illegal products.