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AMD and Anthropic reach $5 billion AI infrastructure deal
AMD has agreed to invest up to $5 billion in Anthropic as part of a new AI infrastructure partnership, announced on Wednesday. Under the deal, Anthropic will deploy up to 2 gigawatts of AMD’s Instinct MI450 AI GPUs via the chipmaker’s new Helios rack-scale system, adding to a growing roster of computing agreements the AI…
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Reporter’s Notebook: House’s final sprint puts SAVE America Act and Iran funding in play
The US House of Representatives is racing to pass a slate of major bills before its August recess, with lawmakers warning they may not return to Washington in force until after the November election. Among the measures being pushed through in this “final sprint” are the SAVE America Act, which would require photo identification for…
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Spiraling domestic consumption is wrecking China’s economy
The article text was unavailable, so its claims and supporting evidence cannot be independently summarised. Its title suggests an argument that weak domestic consumption is damaging China’s economy. No specific events, figures, sources or policy details were provided in the accessible material. Any fuller account would risk attributing unverified claims to the article.
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Liverpool issue 432 life bans and seize £1.2m in ticket tout investigation
Liverpool FC and Merseyside police have carried out a joint investigation into ticket touting, resulting in £1.2m of assets being seized and 432 lifetime bans issued to fans. Described as the first operation of its kind between a Premier League club and its local police force, the crackdown focused on organised touts laundering proceeds from…
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New Jersey Dem gov’s blame game backfires after tech company pins noncitizen voter registration on state
New Jersey’s Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill has faced backlash after blaming a “software error” for the improper registration of thousands of non-citizens to vote, only for the technology vendor involved, IDEMIA, to publicly dispute that account and place responsibility back on the state. The dispute matters because it has triggered a federal investigation into voter…
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Burnham announces £2 bus fare cap across England from January
Andy Burnham has announced that single bus fares across England will be capped at £2 from January, one of his first major policy moves in his opening week as prime minister as he seeks to address the cost of living. The change reverses a rise to £3 introduced by Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves in…
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Star Wars Zero Company is going all in on Clone customisation, but my favourite armour is restricted to the Deluxe Edition
The article text supplied for this piece could not be retrieved — the content consists entirely of PC Gamer’s website navigation, membership sign-up prompts and menu links, with no actual article body about Star Wars Zero Company or its Clone customisation features. As a result, there is no substantive information available to summarise regarding the…
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Europe’s heatwave in June cost grain farmers €2bn in lost revenue and crop damage
The record-breaking heatwave that hit Europe in June has cost the continent’s grain farmers an estimated €2bn (£1.7bn) in lost revenue, according to analysis from the European cereals trade body Coceral, with the total 2026 grain harvest now expected to be 9m tonnes smaller than previously forecast. This would leave the EU’s 27 member states…
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SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL Releases Music Video For ‘Koschei’
SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL, the Russian-fronted metal band, has released a music video for “Koschei”, a track from their 2025 album “Grizzly” on Sumerian Records. The release lands just ahead of the group’s European festival run, which will culminate in a headline appearance at the UK’s Bloodstock Open Air, giving the song fresh promotional exposure as…