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Sunderland ended a three-game losing streak with a 1-1 draw at the Vitality Stadium, with Evanilsson coming off the bench to cancel out Eliezer Mayenda’s opener and save Bournemouth a point.Mayenda gave his side a well-deserved lead in the first half, with Petrovic converting Khabib Diarra’s powerful shot into the goal. But Evanilsson set up Marcus Tavernier’s supercross for a second-half equalizer, keen to maintain Bournemouth’s eight-game unbeaten run. Sunderland returned Granit Xhaka to the team after missing seven games due to injury and went into the opening game in high spirits, but in retrospect they will probably feel that…

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Running AI products requires a lot of computing power. As the technology industry races to harness the power of AI models, there is a parallel race underway to build the infrastructure to power them. On a recent earnings call, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang estimated that $3 trillion to $4 trillion will be spent on AI infrastructure by the end of 2020, with much of that money coming from AI companies. In the process, they are putting enormous strain on the power grid and pushing the industry’s construction capacity to its limits. Below, we list everything we know about the largest…

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NASA is preparing to launch a mission to the moon. And there’s more than one reason why it’s history.The space agency’s Artemis II launch marks the United States’ first return to the moon in more than 50 years. It will also carry the first black astronaut and the first female astronaut to the moon, but the mission will be a flyby without a touchdown.The launch, originally scheduled for early February, has been postponed and four astronauts will orbit the moon and return, including Victor Glover and Christina Koch, the first black astronaut and first female astronaut, respectively. The mission follows…

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Claudio Braga scored the only goal of the game as Hearts moved seven points clear at the top of the Premiership with a 1-0 win over Aberdeen at Tynecastle. League leaders knew they had a chance to extend their lead at the top for at least 24 hours when Rangers and Celtic met at Ibrox, broadcast live on Sky Sports, on Sunday, and they seized the opportunity to the cheers of a sold-out crowd at a rocking Tynecastle. Bulaga’s goal after the half-hour mark was his 15th of the season and could be one of the most important of the…

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Anthropic’s chatbot Claude appears to be benefiting from the attention surrounding the company’s difficult negotiations with the Department of Defense. As of Saturday afternoon, Claude currently ranks No. 2 among free apps on Apple’s U.S. App Store, as first reported by CNBC. The number one app is OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and third place is Google Gemini. Claude was outside the top 100 at the end of January, but spent most of February in the top 20, according to SensorTower data. Its ranking has risen over the past few days, from 6th place on Wednesday to 4th place on Thursday and 2nd…

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In the hectic days of free cloud storage, many people are now uploading photos, documents, and other virtual memorabilia without worrying about how much space they take up. But those days are now in the past for many Americans, and their monthly expenses continue to rise to maintain access to their virtual valuables.from snapRecent decision to end free storage cap on Snapchat Memories after long-running giveaway deal — Alphabet’s Google Photos ends unlimited free backups for T-Mobile account holders — Learn more alphabet and apple A quiet but significant shift is underway as device users find themselves pushing the limits…

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North Korea on Saturday released a photo of leader Kim Jong Un and his teenage daughter at a rifle range, the latest propaganda image to promote the leader as a possible successor. Kim Jong Un and his daughter, along with Kim Jong Un’s powerful sister Kim Yo Jong and other officials, opened fire after the North Korean leader gifted military leaders rifles to honor their service to the reclusive nation’s ruling party, state media KCNA said. One of the images, which CNN found may have been manipulated by AI, showed a girl in her early teens, identified as Kim Joo-ae,…

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Newcastle’s struggles in the Premier League continued as Eddie Howe’s side lost 3-2 at home to Everton.The Magpies, who secured a draw with Barcelona in the Champions League last 16 in midweek, put in a lackluster performance against the Toffees, leaving them further behind in the race for European football next season. Goals from Jarrad Branthwaite and Beto either side of Jacob Ramsey’s deflected blue bolt gave the visitors a 2-1 lead going into half-time, before Tierno Barry’s winning goal followed Jacob Murphy’s goal in the second half. The result saw David Moyes’ side return to the top eight after…

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FlightRadar24 Middle East air traffic situation for February 28, 2026.Source: Flightradar24Airlines have suspended hundreds of flights to the Middle East, and some have diverted mid-flight flights due to widespread air closures in the region after the United States and Israel launched military operations in Iran. Airlines canceled 868 flights to Middle Eastern countries on Saturday, according to aviation data firm Cirium.Qatar Airways announced it would temporarily suspend all flights, and Dubai-based Emirates announced that flights to and from Dubai International Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports, have been suspended. In a statement, Emirates said: “We apologize for the significant…

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Brentford took a three-goal lead against Burnley and came close to winning 4-3 with Mikkel Damsgaard’s 93rd-minute winner, but it was far from the end of the drama at Turf Moor.Burnley, who had pulled back from 3-0 down before Damsgaard’s late attack, thought they had equalized again when Ashley Barnes fired home eight minutes into stoppage time, but a four-minute VAR check revealed Barnes had controlled the ball with his hands, dealing a blow to the Clarets’ hopes of survival. Sky Sports News’ Mike Dean and Chris Boyd felt the video replay was inconclusive and the goal should have stood,…

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