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Sport

Why Thelin can’t cover up ’embarrassing’ Aberdeen loss

Today at 22:35 PM, via BBC News

Willie Miller called Aberdeen’s record 6-0 Conference League defeat by AEK Athens “embarrassing” – and given the club legend was captain in one of their previous heaviest losses in Europe, he is well-qualified to say.

Sport

Man City cult hero keeper Carson retires at 40

Today at 21:21 PM, via BBC News

Former Manchester City goalkeeper Scott Carson has been described as a “legend” and “The Goat” after announcing his retirement aged 40.

Education

The Death of Democracy Is Happening Within You

Today at 23:00 PM, via New York Times

Yes, Trump is assaulting democracy, but what worries me more is what has happened to the rest of us — the loss of the convictions and norms that undergird democracy.

Education

Rwanda: UR Hosts LAU On Building Trust in Higher Education

Today at 20:29 PM, via AllAfrica

[New Times] University of Rwanda (UR) hosted the 2025 International Association of Universities (IAU) conference, bringing together over 200 delegates from around the world to discuss how to build and sustain trust in higher education.

Lifestyle

How to prevent peanut allergies in children

Today at 16:22 PM, via The South African

A study reveals that early peanut introduction reduces peanut allergies in young children. Learn how you can follow this strategy.

Science/Tech

Memory Giants Samsung and SK Hynix Push Through 30% Price Increases Amid AI Server Boom

Today at 22:41 PM, via Slashdot

Samsung and SK Hynix have raised DRAM and NAND flash prices by up to 30% for the fourth quarter, Korean publications report. The two Korean memory giants passed the new rates on to customers as analysts predict the AI-driven memory supercycle will be longer and stronger than past boom periods. Several leading international electronics and server companies are stockpiling memory and negotiating...

Science/Tech

Apollo Says AI Energy Gap ‘Will Not Be Closed in Our Lifetime’

Today at 22:02 PM, via Slashdot

The amount of energy required to supply the data centers powering AI is so vast that meeting that need may be more than a lifetime away, according to a senior executive at Apollo Global. From a report: “The gap between what AI is demanding and what we have everywhere in the world on the grid in terms of generation and transmission is huge and will not be closed in our lifetime,” Dave Stangis,...