newsWednesday, September 9, 2026
The environmental cost of the AI boom is getting a specific, ugly number attached to it: a potential tenfold increase in e-waste from data centres, laced with forever chemicals. Meanwhile, a Russian cybercrime pipeline through the Balkans gets mapped, and a glitchy robot swarm reminds us the physical world isn't ready for all this tech.
The infrastructure powering AI and cloud computing is creating a waste problem that's just starting to get attention.
A new report warns the data centre boom could increase e-waste tenfold, with a particular focus on PFAS 'forever chemicals' used in cooling and wiring. This is the overlooked environmental cost of the AI buildout.
A dozen Coco delivery robots glitched and swarmed a Chicago sidewalk, adding to a growing list of incidents that have led to local exclusion zones. The physical world is pushing back on autonomous delivery faster than the tech is maturing.
Two stories today trace the physical and legal infrastructure behind digital threats, from Balkan shell companies to a landmark trial.
A BIRN investigation traces how disposable shell companies in Serbia and Montenegro are used to hide Russian cybercrime and disinformation operations, naming specific firms and sanctioned groups. This is a rare look at the physical infrastructure behind digital attacks.
Huawei finally heads to trial in a US federal court over charges including Iran sanctions violations and trade secret theft, with jury selection underway. After eight years of legal limbo, this is a major test for both the company and US-China tech tensions.
A Wikipedia deep-dive on the Stuxnet worm, the US-Israel cyberweapon that targeted Iranian nuclear centrifuges. It's a useful primer on the original blueprint for state-sponsored cyberattacks.
Persona 6, Kingdom Hearts IV, and other Steam Achievements surface in large-scale leakwww.gematsu.com
Trent Alexander-Arnold handed surprise new position by Jose Mourinho for Real Madrid vs Inter Milanwww.thesun.co.uk
Trump Launches Back-to-Back Attacks on ‘3rd Rate’ Kaitlan Collins and ‘Unattractive’ Maggie Habermanmrf.lu
Drone activity at U.S.-Mexico border drops 75% after U.S. uses laser weapon, military sayscbsn.ws
Made for $1,500, About The Soufflé takes a swipe at greedy landlordswww.abc.net.au
Six-time Champions League winner tipped to join Fulham on free transfer in latest Real Madrid link-up with Arbeloawww.thesun.co.ukCod moratorium called 'the biggest layoff in Canadian history' in 1992www.cbc.ca
This archival video from July 2, 1992, captures the immediate reaction of fishermen in St. John's to the Canadian government's announcement of a moratorium on cod fishing. The footage shows angry responses from the local fishing community, marking a pivotal moment often described
The Tragedy of Perez Hiltonwww.hollywoodreporter.com
This article examines the life and career of gossip blogger Perez Hilton, contrasting his early notoriety for cyberbullying celebrities with his recent tragic suicide attempt. It highlights how he mastered self-promotion through shock value and hate speech, starting a trend of "r
Man Utd news: 'New signing' dubbed 'dangerous' as Red Devils land record-breaking dealwww.mirror.co.uk
Manchester United, currently 11th in the Premier League with only four points from three games, are preparing for their return to the Champions League under head coach Michael Carrick. Despite a promising start on paper, the team has struggled, including a recent 2-2 draw against
Arsenal news: Julian Alvarez behaviour speaks volumes as private chat with team-mate emergeswww.mirror.co.uk
Arsenal are preparing to return to the Champions League with a match against Napoli, relying on Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyokeres as their primary forward options after Julian Alvarez remained at Atletico Madrid. Reports highlight Alvarez's mindset following his failed transfer, wi
Malibu Sinkhole Prompts Local Evacuation Order; 31 Homes Red Taggeddeadline.com
Malibu city officials issued an evacuation order for the Point Lechuza community near Broad Beach after a sinkhole opened in a driveway, posing an imminent danger to residents. The incident resulted in seven homes being red-tagged due to hazardous conditions, with an additional 2
KB5122871 Windows Server 2025 Cumulative Update build 26100.33438 - Sept. 8www.elevenforum.com
Microsoft has released KB5122871, a cumulative update for Windows Server 2025 (build 26100.33438) dated September 8. This update incorporates the latest security fixes and improvements, as well as non-security updates from the previous month's optional preview release. The docume
Caroline Bienstock, Former President/CEO of Carlin Music, Dies at 68www.billboard.com
Caroline Bienstock, the former president and CEO of Carlin Music, has died at the age of 68 following a protracted illness. A respected figure in the music industry, Bienstock was known for her work as an indie music publisher and was a recipient of the Abe Olman Publishing Award
Spencer Pratt Mocks Jimmy Kimmel's Show's Rumored Endingtmz.me
Spencer Pratt, following his loss in the Los Angeles mayoral race, is celebrating rumors that Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show might be cancelled. The article highlights Pratt's reaction to the potential end of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" as a personal victory or "win" amidst his own poli
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