Lara Williams

After last year’s dangerously hot and humid FIFA Club World Cup in the US, attention has turned to how soccer’s governing body might handle extreme heat during its largest ever tournament: The 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to kick off June 11. Much of the focus has been on how the temperatures could affect the footballers, but the event is a reminder that the ones in real peril are the fans — and the players of the future.

Less than a month out from the first whistle, we've got a better idea of the heat risks at the various venues.

At a roundtable in New York hosted by GlobalData and Hexaware, the challenges and opportunities of enterprise AI were discussed, writes GlobalData's Rena Bhattacharyya.

Next time you host a summer barbecue, may I suggest that, in addition to mustard and pickles, you add kimchi to the spread?

A study has found that eating kimchi may help to remove nanoplastics from one's body. But that is not the solution to the world's microplastics problem, says this Bloomberg Opinion writer.

Solving phantom compute could solve the data centre compute capacity problem, says Hitachi Vantara’s Simon Ninan.

Tanium CTO Harman Kaur Tanium talks about the vulnerabilities that Mythos exposed and how companies should tailor their approach.

Elon Musk's vision of data centres in space is his answer to AI compute demand. But how close are we to orbital data centres being viable?

SurrealDB co-founder and CEO Tobie Morgan Hitchcock describes how AI agents go spectacularly wrong, and what to do about it.

The transition to adulthood has never been easy. My own early twenties, about a decade ago, were a time of high anxiety, low self-esteem and steep learning curves. There were friendship group dramas, internships with bad bosses and the stress of in-person job interviews.