Data centers move into space to mitigate power consumption and pollution
The exponential increase in computing may mean that extra-terrestrial processing and storage facilities will soon be needed
Bogotá's pedestrians forced to navigate ‘spitting’ sidewalks
Greace Vanegas|Bogotá|
Poorly maintained walkways in some of the Colombian capital’s most exclusive neighborhoods reflect decades of neglect by public officials
China buckles under Covid: ‘The situation is worse than people think; many people are dying’
Beijing’s decision to end its strict zero-Covid policy has led to a spike in cases. Although official national figures remain low, local authorities have reported between 500,000 and a million per day
Isabel Preysler and Mario Vargas Llosa split up after eight years together
The businesswoman confirmed the breakup in brief statements to ‘¡Hola!’ magazine: ‘We have decided to end our relationship definitively’
‘Slow, nasty, grueling’: Ukrainian counter-offensive on Donbas front could hold key to course of winter war
Elite Kyiv units and a Russian force of professional soldiers, recruits, mercenaries and prisoners are locked in a bitter struggle for control of the Kreminna-Svatove axis that will determine the next phase of Russia’s invasion
The effects of historic winter storm Elliott, in pictures
Residents of Washington DC,. Buffalo, Chicago and Detroit faced the worst cold front in the country so far this century
Stanley Whittingham, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry: ‘Companies are more concerned about next month’s stock market than 10, 20 years out’
One of the inventors of the lithium battery argues that energy transition depends on saving energy, recycling, changing the supply chain and reducing consumption
US Supreme Court maintains Trump-era border rules allowing swift migrant deportation
Title 42, a controversial policy introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic, was about to expire, but Republican states mounted a legal challenge that justices will resolve next year, effectively allowing expulsions until then
Grisly kidnapping and murder of family in Mexico City sends shockwaves through capital
EL PAÍS has received exclusive access to the police testimony of Margarita María Ochoa, whose husband and two nephews were killed by squatters in the historic Roma neighborhood