
Architecting memory and storage in the AI era
The rise of AI inference and agentic AI demands a fundamental rearchitecture of memory and storage systems, moving beyond traditional compute-centric approaches to integrated, efficient infrastructure.
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The rise of AI inference and agentic AI demands a fundamental rearchitecture of memory and storage systems, moving beyond traditional compute-centric approaches to integrated, efficient infrastructure.
Dragonfly is a new in-memory data store offering Redis and Memcached compatibility with significantly higher throughput and resource efficiency.

CNA flew by helicopter to see the devastation in Nepal's flood-hit areas, showing the scale of damage from above.

Major AI companies OpenAI and Anthropic experienced rare, simultaneous outages on Thursday morning, affecting their popular chatbots, while xAI's Grok also went down. Despite the coincidence, neither OpenAI nor Anthropic attributed their issues to a shared third-party pro…

Save the Children aims to rebuild Nepal's infrastructure after a disaster, focusing on basic needs and long-term recovery efforts.

Empirik, a product that tracks system changes and infers their potential ripple effects, has raised $21M in seed funding from Sequoia and others. The startup, incubated by Sequoia, aims to help infrastructure engineers prevent and resolve incidents by acting as an autonom…
Quake-damaged expressway in Kumamoto to take at least 2 years to repair
A section of the Minami-Kyushu Expressway in Kumamoto Prefecture, damaged by a magnitude-7.1 earthquake in July, will require at least two years for repairs, according to its operator, West Nippon Expressway Co.
DoD refrigerators affected in multiple bases. Pentagon officials declined to comment.

Elon Musk's SpaceX is building a foundry in Bastrop, Texas, to produce gas turbine blades and vanes in-house, aiming to accelerate natural gas turbine production by up to 18 months to address AI's power grid bottleneck.

This article highlights the crucial, often unseen, roles of workers like airfield operations officers and network traffic controllers who ensure England's transport systems run smoothly.

Hongkongers will soon be able to use either their identity card or home return permit for clearance at the revamped Huanggang Port, simplifying cross-border travel. This new "joint clearance" model, announced by Security Secretary Chris Tang, aims to streamline the proces…
Commuters, residents decry poor Enugu-Makurdi road condition
Commuters and residents are lamenting the deplorable state of the Enugu-Makurdi Federal Highway and connecting roads, citing abandoned construction work that has led to increased kidnappings, vehicle breakdowns, and severe dust pollution.

Gatwick Airport experienced a water outage affecting both terminals after a main burst in nearby Horley, though flights remained unaffected. SES Water has begun restoring supply, but passenger frustration was reported due to closed toilets and lack of handwashing facilities.

Pakistan's Universal Service Fund (USF) has extended voice and broadband access to over 16.2 million people and deployed 10,400 kilometers of optic fiber cable in the last five fiscal years.

Britain's railway network is facing significant challenges due to record heatwaves, leading to track buckling, soil shrinkage, and recent derailments that have caused injuries and widespread disruptions.
TCN refutes Kaduna Electric’s claim on Jos power supply
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has strongly denied claims by Kaduna Electric that a fault on a 330kV Jos transmission line caused reduced power supply in its franchise area.

A massive flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa district, bordering Tibet, has washed away villages, roads, bridges, and power projects, prompting warnings of heavy casualties.

The Victorian government secretly implemented a 1% annual levy on public transport fares since January 2025 to help fund the Suburban Rail Loop East, a fact revealed by an auditor general's report. This undisclosed "secret tax" is projected to raise $4.8bn by 2062 and has…

A government primary school in Jaipur, India, has been in the spotlight after a protest by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) highlighted its poor conditions. The school's students have been attending classes in a room shared with cattle, and the authorities have promised to…

An attack attempt at Leipzig Airport was larger than initially thought, with investigators finding a third explosive drone containing military-grade Hexogen.

Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church Worldwide revealed details of The Ark auditorium in Ota, Ogun State, including its 109,000 seats, 126 escalators, and 29 elevators.

More than 15.2 million people performed Umrah during the first quarter of Saudi Arabia's 2026 Umrah season, highlighting the continued global demand for the pilgrimage.

The Lagos State Government has announced a three-week temporary closure of the Oke-Afa Bridge in Isolo for rehabilitation work, starting August 28, 2026, with traffic diversions implemented in two phases.
Iran-Linked Cyberattack Tests Britain’s Energy Defenses
A recent cyberattack linked to Iran has tested Britain's energy defenses, highlighting the country's vulnerability to such threats. The attack, which targeted a major energy company, has raised concerns about the potential for future disruptions to the UK's energy supply.

Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has assured contractors of continuous funding for road projects to ensure significant progress before Christmas, despite challenges from the rainy season.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has authorized the state to take control of vulnerable infrastructure in response to increased drone attacks from Ukraine. The decree allows for the temporary state administration of assets and property rights if operators fail to meet the…

Brazil is considering a training camp in Dhaka, Bangladesh, ahead of their friendly match against India in Kolkata, due to significant concerns over the pitch condition at Salt Lake Stadium.

CrossCountry trains are largely back to normal after a power cut at its Birmingham control centre caused widespread cancellations.

Ulanqab, a city in Inner Mongolia previously known for livestock, is transforming into a major AI computing hub, leveraging its abundant wind power and cool climate.

Traffic congestion in the Bundi Tunnel is causing problems for commuters. The tunnel's poor condition and lack of maintenance are to blame. The Kerala government has promised to take action to improve the situation.