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23rd June 2026
AI cyber risk could surge "within months"
Five Eyes (FVEY), the Anglosphere intelligence alliance, has warned that frontier AI models could reshape the cyber threat landscape within months, as malicious actors use the technology to increase the speed, scale, and sophistication of attacks.
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19th June 2026
Light-driven memory could slash AI energy use
A new magnetic memory material could allow data to be rewritten up to 1,000 times faster than conventional electrically driven memory, offering a potential route to cooler, lower-power AI hardware and data centres.
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18th June 2026
California fault stress hits 1,000-year high
New modelling suggests that Cajon Pass, a fault junction east of Los Angeles, could shape the path of a future Southern California earthquake, potentially allowing the "Big One" to spread across multiple fault systems.
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22nd April 2026
EU emissions fall again, reaching 40% below 1990 levels
The EU continues to cut greenhouse gas emissions at a steady pace – driven by cleaner energy, improved efficiencies, and long-term policy efforts. New figures highlight both the scale of progress so far and the challenges that remain as the bloc moves toward its 2050 climate neutrality goal.
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7th April 2026
AI cuts MRI scan times by more than half
Artificial intelligence is helping hospitals dramatically reduce MRI scan times while also boosting image quality, with a leading cancer centre in Amsterdam reporting a drop from 23 minutes to just 9 minutes.
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