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- Sep 22, 2026
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Data centres: Developers hope fibre optics will cut power use (opens the original)
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"I think we're at the end of copper," says Chris Sharp, the chief technology officer at data centre operator Digital Realty. He's not saying that we are running out of copper, instead Sharp, and many others in the data centre industry, are betting that it will be used less. Data centres use vast amounts of the metal: around 400 tonnes, external will go into a typical facility of around 100MW (data centre size is measured megawatts, a unit of electrical power). Most of that copper is used in the
Why airlines are warning over lithium-ion batteries (opens the original)
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Ben Wodecki is used to travelling the globe and is used to seeing airline crew at work. But flying into Las Vegas in June, the technology journalist saw something he'd never seen before, as worried looking flight crew dashed to the rear of the plane. "There was a glint of fear. They were dour. This was something more than someone being ill. It was something that affected them." As smoke, then distressed passengers emerged from the rear of the plane, it because clear what had happened. A passenge
Artificial intelligence: Why firms are struggling to set prices (opens the original)
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If you have used a free version of ChatGPT or any of its AI rivals, then you are obviously getting a good deal. Firms like Microsoft, Google and Anthropic have invested hundreds of billions of dollars in developing Large Language Models (LLMs) the tech behind those services. So getting ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini to help with your speech or holiday plans is a bargain. But, naturally, those firms want to recoup their investment, so they offer paid-for versions of their AI, which have extra features
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