‘I thought my itching was because of the gym - now I could have only one chance at survival’
A woman who put her itching down to going to the gym has now been told she may only have one chance at survival.
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Climbing-Family win for Roberts as father-coach sees son clinch shock gold
PARIS : When software developer Tristian Roberts started accompanying his young son to sport climbing competitions 11 years ago, he could never have imagined ending up as his coach, much less find himself one day as the coach of an Olympic champion.
Tesla recalling more than 1.6 million cars for remote software fix
The announcement late on Tuesday also said that vehicles with faulty trunk latches will be repaired free of charge.
Euroviews. This is everything you need to know about artificial general intelligence
The year is 2024, and AI is all around us. From Nvidia, an AI software company that has become America’s third-most valuable firm with its new AI chip, to advanced breast cancer screening, AI is seeping into all facets of modern life.
New Champions League structure that could impact Celtic and Rangers in revamped draw
UEFA has announced a new format for the Champions League draw, which will now feature 36 teams in the revised league phase, formerly known as the group stage.
Tech outage was good test for Paris Games systems, says IOC
PARIS : A global tech outage that affected operations in many sectors and also hit parts of the Paris Olympics operations proved to be a good test ahead of the Games, the International Olympic Committee said on Saturday.
With a click of a mouse 4,500 miles away, your gran couldn't buy anything in Manchester
With the click of a mouse or a striking of a key, a computer engineer in Austin, Texas set off an extraordinary chain of events which reverberated around the world. It seems incredible that one small action, emanating from a previously little known firm based in the Texan capital, could have prevented a gran from Gorton from buying an ice cream or a cold drink to contend with the hottest day of the year.
The big question emerging from global IT outage as CrowdStrike bosses issue update on fix
The world awoke to computer chaos on Friday and according to experts, the global IT outage affecting millions today could take 'weeks' to be fully resolved. But one main question emerges - how did a simple system update cause so much disruption?