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Science AI did not just demand more electricity — it demanded water. By 2025, U.S. data centres, increasingly expanded for AI workloads, were consuming nearly one trillion litres of water a year, much of it used in cooling systems that shed heat by evaporating water into the air.
Science The word algebra comes from the title of a book called Al-Jabr, written around the year 820 by a Persian mathematician named Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi at the House of Wisdom in Baghdad — and the word algorithm comes from the Latinized version of his name
Science When Sony released a robotic dog called AIBO in Tokyo in May of 1999, the first batch of 3,000 units sold out online in 20 minutes — and today, more than 800 of those same AIBOs have been given traditional Buddhist funerals at a 450-year-old temple in Chiba Prefecture, where a priest chants sutras for the peaceful transition of their souls
Science Australian Renewable Energy Agency - ARENA-backed Orica hydrogen hub project reaches major investment milestone
Science Canadian Solar Inc. - Canadian Solar Inc. Announces Results of 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders
Science Australian Renewable Energy Agency - ARENA backs next-generation battery technology to boost EV performance
Science International Renewable Energy Agency - USD 480 Billion Fossil-Fuel Costs Avoided by Renewable Energy Boom in 2025
Science Most EU Member States on track to meet key air pollutant emission reduction commitments | Press releases
Science Epoxy Resins Market Size to Surpass USD 24.47 Billion by 2035 as Wind Energy and EV Demand Accelerate | SNS Insider
Science Brazil Flex Fuel Vehicle Market Advances as Hybrid-Ethanol Technology Strengthens Sustainable Mobility
Science Denmark, Portugal, Lithuania lead the way as EU share of electricity from renewables hits 46%
Science Canadian Renewable Energy Association - Quebec tables its first integrated energy resources management plan
Science The truth about “using only 10% of your brain”: virtually every part of the brain is active almost all the time — the organ is 2% of body mass but burns about 20% of your energy, which no body would spend on idle tissue; the line likely grew out of a misread William James remark about untapped potential
Science Less Than Half of Organizations Can Reliably Tell If There‘s a Real Person Behind an Online Identity Check
Science REC Power - REC Solar rebrands as REC Power, better reflecting its ownership of distributed power resources
