Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone knows more than most about the importance of arriving on time.
The four-time Olympic gold medallist has pushed the limits of time in her stellar track & field career, breaking the 400m hurdles world record on six…
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7 fitness discounts for those who can’t wait for Black Friday!
Missed Prime Day? Not to worry. The main event may have come to an end, but you can still save big on fitness gear and exercise equipment, and not just at Amazon, but also at Best Buy, Walmart and other major retailers. We have spotted some…
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Preview, schedule, how to watch live figure skating action from Chongqing
Athletes to watch at the 2025 ISU GP Cup of China
Liu, the 2025 world champion whose success in Boston in March capped a remarkable return to the sport after she first retired in 2022, is one of a slew of athletes in the women’s event who have…
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ferreira de sá’s além tejo rug collection retains portuguese heritage
Ferreira de Sá debuts ALÉM TEJO collection
In a world increasingly dominated by digital processes and rapid manufacturing, the relevance of age-old artisanal craft remains a powerful testament to enduring design. This ongoing narrative —…
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New Research Project on Computer Security For Nuclear AI
The IAEA has launched a new research project to enhance computer security for artificial intelligence systems that may be used in the nuclear sector. The project aims to strengthen computer security strategies to support the adoption of artificial intelligence-enabled technologies by nuclear facilities, including those for small modular reactors and other nuclear applications.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems are being deployed across the nuclear industry, offering potential benefits such as improved operational efficiency and enhanced security measures, including for threat detection. However, these technologies also create new computer security concerns that require innovative solutions. Risks include manipulation of data or information being used to teach or run an AI system. Minimizing such risks will involve robust information security and ensuring it is being used correctly.
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61 megapixel monster, the Sony A7R V slashed by $900
The Sony A7R V is down to $3,298 (was $4,198) — that’s a MASSIVE $900 saving on Sony’s 61MP flagship. If you’ve been waiting for a true high-resolution workhorse for landscapes, studio, product or hybrid shoots, this is the price drop to…
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Sharks U21s and Bulls U19s crowned Cup champions
Playing at home in Durban, the Sharks showed their attacking pedigree as the came out tops by big margin of 32 points in the U21 decider, which delivered a total of 94 points.
The Lions, who last week knocked…
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From Wayde van Niekerk to Arisa Trew and Jessica Ennis-Hill, exploring different athletes’ journeys to Olympic victory
World’s best plus Olympic gold equals perfect moment in time
Surely there can be no better way to win Olympic gold than with a world record?
This was the experience of South African 400m runner, Wayde van Niekerk, who completed one lap of the…
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The race to replace the ISS: Can Vast’s Haven-1 keep America in orbit? – Aerospace Global News
- The race to replace the ISS: Can Vast’s Haven-1 keep America in orbit? Aerospace Global News
- NASA will say goodbye to the International Space Station in 2030 − and welcome in the age of commercial space stations Space
- NASA to deorbit ISS by…
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Busted singer Matt Willis new BBC series on addiction recovery
Holly HarrisonBBC Wales News
South ShoreMatt Willis: “I know what it’s like to relapse and I know what’s it’s like to be given a second chance.” Musician Matt Willis will front a new series that explores addiction and recovery in south Wales.
The…
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