The rise of the reliable, resilient data centre
Data centres are essential to digital technology, and their numbers are growing, driven by the expansion of cloud computing and AI. Global demand is set
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The Fed Is Increasingly Torn Over a December Rate Cut – WSJ
The path for interest-rate cuts has been clouded by an emerging split within the central bank with little precedent during Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s
COP30: How the world plans to pay its rising climate costs – Reuters
Countries trying to shift to clean energy while also preparing for extreme weather and other impacts in a warmer world will need money – a
It’s Going to Be Really Hard to Work Out How Much the Shutdown Hurt the Economy – WSJ
The longest government shutdown on record has taken a bite from the economy. But the roiling effects of the closure, as well as the data
Can OpenAI keep pace with industry’s soaring costs? – The Guardian
It is the $1.4tn (£1.1tn) question. How can a loss-making startup such as OpenAI afford such a staggering spending commitment?Answer that positively and it will
More than half of hedge funds invested in crypto, global survey says – Reuters
Global hedge funds’ exposure to crypto markets is increasing, and more than half are now invested in the sector, with the U.S. government’s embrace of
Will quantum be bigger than AI? – BBC News
There’s an old adage among tech journalists like me – you can either explain quantum accurately, or in a way that people understand, but you
Glass-Steagall Act of 1933: Definition, Effects, and Repeal
The Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 forced commercial banks to refrain from investment banking activities to protect depositors from potential losses through stock speculation. Glass-Steagall aimed
Why the buzziest IPO in history may never happen – CNN
It’s a tad early for 2026 predictions, but given how the past few weeks have gone for OpenAI, I’ll offer one of my own: OpenAI
Investor angst over Big Tech’s AI spending spills into bond market – The Financial Times
Investors have been selling off the debt of US tech heavyweights, showing how jitters over Silicon Valley’s boom in spending on artificial intelligence have spilled