Almost 10 years have passed since Radiohead released a new record, and more than seven since they were last seen on stage. Living through that period has felt like moving further and faster into the future that their songs often sounded so…
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Cancer expert calls for governments and health systems to embrace ‘undervalued’ radiotherapy
A leading cancer expert is challenging widespread misconceptions about radiotherapy which she says is marginalised by healthcare systems despite contributing to 40 per cent of cancer cures.
Professor Pat Price, visiting professor at Imperial…
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Brain Atlas Sheds Light on Developing Human Brain
Scientists from Duke-NUS Medical School and their collaborators have created one of the most comprehensive single-cell maps of the developing human brain. The atlas captures nearly every cell type, their genetic fingerprints, and how they…
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Data centre construction cost index 2025-2026
Our 2025–2026 index
The data centre market is entering a new era, driven by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and surging global demand.
In today’s fast-changing world, understanding the costs of data centre construction is more critical than ever. This helps businesses stay competitive, agile and future-ready.
Now in its ninth year, the Data centre construction cost index 2025-2026 remains the industry’s only cost index focused exclusively on construction. It offers unmatched global insights to help businesses navigate this high-growth sector.
Why this index matters
As AI moves to centre stage, data centres are under greater scrutiny and facing more complex delivery challenges. Yet optimism remains strong: 73 percent of industry leaders still view the sector as recession-proof.
This year’s report draws on a global survey of 250 experts. It covers 52 markets, providing a broader view of construction costs across both established and emerging hubs. It includes an index ranking and indicative US Dollar per watt (US$/W) benchmarks to support smarter investment decisions.
The report includes expert insights on the most pressing issues facing the industry, from power availability and cooling innovation to alternative delivery models and supply chain resilience.
2025 is an inflection point. The winners will be those who build boldly, mitigate risk and adapt to the demands of AI infrastructure.
Read the report
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Odyssey review – estate agents, cocaine and mental collapse in a chaotic London thriller | Film
Director Gerard Johnson’s last feature was the impressively stacked Muscle, a dark thriller featuring a never-better Craig Fairbrass as a menacing personal trainer in Newcastle who takes over the life of his client Simon (Cavan Clerkin), luring…
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ITTF World Para Circuit 2026 Calendar Unveiled
ITTF has unveiled the ITTF World Para Circuit calendar for 2026, featuring a circuit of over 20 events across six continents as the sport heads into a historic centenary year for the ITTF.
With the inaugural revamped ITTF World Para…
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SRM and Q36.5 present pedals with the shortest distance on the market between the sole and the axle
The Italian company Q36.5 and the German manufacturer SRM, a pioneer in power meters, have joined forces to develop a completely integrated pedal and shoe system that promises to revolutionize power transmission. The…
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The Sky Today on Wednesday, November 5: November’s Full Beaver Super Moon – Astronomy Magazine
- The Sky Today on Wednesday, November 5: November’s Full Beaver Super Moon Astronomy Magazine
- November’s golden supermoon will be the biggest and brightest of the year National Geographic
- Don’t miss the biggest full moon of the year rise on…
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FeRAM-embedded ASSP in Smart Contact Lenses
Leveraging RF x AD conversion analog technology
RAMXEED developed an ultra-small FeRAM chipset measuring just 1.04 mm2. Since this product was designed for SEED’s smart contact lenses platform, RAMXEED had to meet the rigorous 1 mm2 size…
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Other People’s Fun by Harriet Lane review – darkly comic tale of envy and revenge in the Insta age | Fiction
Of all the seven deadly sins, envy is the last to be commodified. You can understand why – unlike lust, anger or even sloth, it’s not something to admit to. In his Allegory with Venus and Cupid, Bronzino depicted envy as an ugly green hag,…
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