Europe enters winter buildup with gas storage well below recent norms
European gas storage is about 69% full, below the five-year seasonal average, raising economic concerns ahead of the winter heating season.
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Crusoe raises $3.9 billion as AI data-center demand accelerates
AI infrastructure provider Crusoe raised $3.9 billion at a $30.9 billion post-money valuation as demand for large-scale computing capacity grows.
Nebius raises AI cloud prices again as GPU demand stays hot
Nebius is increasing pay-as-you-go prices for some Nvidia GPU capacity from October 1, its second increase in three months amid strong AI demand.
France’s CEA and Alice & Bob team up on quantum-supercomputer software
France’s CEA and quantum startup Alice & Bob will develop software linking quantum processors with classical supercomputers through the Qaptiva platform.
Simulations offer a new explanation for JWST’s mysterious little red dots
New Nature simulations suggest JWST’s “little red dots” can arise from rapidly growing black holes formed naturally in dense early-universe environments.
Gut-made compound may help repair the intestinal lining, researchers find
University of Louisville researchers report that a gut-microbe metabolite linked to foods such as berries and walnuts may promote intestinal repair.
Study finds a two-stage pattern behind black-hole jets after stellar meals
Researchers studying tidal disruption events found supermassive black holes tend to launch radio-bright outflows at two distinct feeding stages.
Ireland confirms it will sit out Eurovision 2027
Irish broadcaster RTÉ says Ireland will not participate in Eurovision 2027, extending a boycott that began over Israel’s participation in the contest.
Pop artist Peter Max, a defining visual voice of the 1960s, dies at 88
Peter Max, whose psychedelic posters and vivid color palette became closely associated with 1960s American pop culture, has died at age 88.
Gaza-shot drama brings everyday adolescence to TIFF
A Palestinian film shot entirely in Gaza is screening at TIFF, using a coming-of-age story to portray daily life and adolescence amid conflict.
Joe Salisbury retires after a career that reached No. 1 in doubles
British doubles specialist Joe Salisbury has retired from professional tennis after a career that included the world No. 1 ranking and major titles.
Former Mercedes technical chief Mike Elliott joins Alpine as CTO
Alpine has hired former Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott as chief technical officer as the Formula One team strengthens its engineering leadership.