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Developers are rethinking data center design as the AI backlash makes its way to Asia

"There are physical limits to how quickly you can build data centers at scale," Kevin Guan, chief investment officer of Bridge Data Centres, said.

Fortune

From Olympics to Asian Games: Why Olympic champions often face a different challenge at the continental level

The Asian Games offer a distinct athletic challenge compared to the Olympics. Familiar rivalries and regional sports create a different competitive environment. Olympic champions face pressure to maintain their established dominance. Emerging athletes use the Games to announce their international presence. Local expectations significantly influence athlete performance and national priorities.

The Economic Times

Asian Games venues and athletes unharmed by extensive flooding in Nagoya, Japan

The mayor of Nagoya says athletes who’ve arrived early for the Asian Games were unharmed by extensive flooding that hit the central Japanese city

The Independent UK

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Apple’s $2,000-plus foldable iPhone was a decade in the making

Apple is on the brink of unveiling its foldable iPhone, a remarkable leap in mobile design that has been in the works for years. Spearheaded by Tim Cook, this innovation draws inspiration from the foldable craze in Asia. Boasting a striking dual-screen layout and positioned at a high price tier,…

The Economic Times

India faces higher oil import costs as crude prices surge on West Asia supply risks

International crude prices surged, impacting India's oil import bill and inflation. Escalating West Asia tensions raised concerns about global supply disruptions. India, a major oil importer, faces pressure on its trade balance and currency. Fuel retailers may experience margin pressure as crude prices cross USD 100. The disruption affects energy…

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asia stocks waver as yen surges, Iran warns of retaliation

On Tuesday, Asian markets exhibited a mixed bag of outcomes, with the yen gaining strength significantly. Oil prices surged for the third consecutive day, driven by escalating threats from Iran in the Persian Gulf. Japan's economy displayed a faster growth rate than previously forecasted, alongside a notable rise in real…

The Economic Times

Canada's pivot to Asia is finally real. The challenge is that neither side knows much about the other

For four decades, Canadian commercial life has been organized around the belief that access to the U.S. market was a constant, rather than a variable.

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New Tick Virus Described in China Is Carried by a Species Already Established in 21 US States

Researchers describe a new tick-borne virus carried by the Asian longhorned tick, a species confirmed in 21 US states. No US cases have been reported.

Medical Daily

Qatar sends empty LNG ships back toward Gulf amid signs exports could resume

Several LNG tankers associated with Qatar are currently en route to the Persian Gulf, hinting at a potential restart of shipments through the critical Strait of Hormuz. The intensifying conflict between the US and Iran is complicating shipping dynamics in the region, prompting Asian and European buyers to explore other…

The Economic Times

ADB signs first Transaction Advisory Pact in India to mobilise $1 billion for green energy projects

The Asian Development Bank will support Madhya Pradesh's renewable energy projects. This partnership aims to attract significant private investment for clean energy infrastructure. The agreement focuses on structuring and rolling out three new clean energy initiatives. These projects will enhance grid stability and meet peak electricity demands. Madhya Pradesh's renewable…

The Economic Times

Asian family philanthropy is ‘a lot more hands-on’—and more corporate—than the West

Over three-quarters of Asian family philanthropies partner with government, a contrast with Western donors who get 'nervous' about the state.

Fortune

Global Market Today: Asian stocks open higher, oil rises after attacks

Asian stock markets saw gains thanks to a rise in US technology stocks on Friday. Oil prices also increased following tanker attacks between Iran and the US in the Strait of Hormuz. Investors are now keenly awaiting US inflation data that will influence Federal Reserve interest rate policies. Meanwhile, the…

The Economic Times

Relationship with China cannot be held hostage to only boundary issues: Former CDS Anil Chauhan

Former CDS Anil Chauhan emphasized that China poses a significant long-term security challenge for India. The ongoing boundary issues demand a vigilant stance and robust capabilities. While border disputes define some aspects of India's relationship with Beijing, engagement is essential for navigating the evolving dynamics of Asia. Additionally, the instability…

The Economic Times

The charts that show the havoc El Nino is set to wreak across the world

IN FOCUS: The unprecedented event is predicted to reach tens of millions of people around the globe, as well as hitting food prices in the UK. MPs from across parliament are calling on the government to rethink Britain’s substantial aid cuts to Africa to Asia given the scale of the…

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Aichi-Nagoya 2026: Asian Games’ biggest stars and top countries to watch

Asian sporting giants converge in Japan for the 20th Asian Games. China remains the dominant force, aiming for a twelfth consecutive top medal tally. Japan leverages home advantage and a diverse range of athletic disciplines. South Korea's badminton stars are poised for significant medal contention. India seeks to surpass its…

The Economic Times

Asian buyers turn to Australian, Argentine wheat amid Black Sea disruptions

With disruptions in the Black Sea causing significant challenges, Asian wheat importers are urgently turning to alternative sources, acquiring at least 500,000 tons of wheat from Argentina and Australia. This scramble for supplies comes at a cost, as prices have increased dramatically.

The Guardian - AU

The rise of south-east Asia’s girl bands: ‘The talent and popularity were always here’

Girl bands from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand are going global with their fusion of traditional and modern sounds

The Economic Times

Scientists find an anti-aging effect hidden in a seafood eaten in Asia

Anti-aging brain research: Researchers studied compounds from sea squirts, which are eaten in parts of Asia. These compounds, called plasmalogens, improved learning and memory in aged mice. The treated mice showed more synapses and less brain inflammation after supplementation. Scientists are exploring how these molecules might promote brain regeneration and…

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Asian Games 2026 Esports Starts September 23 — Here Are All 11 Medal Events

Asian Games 2026 esports begins September 23 with League of Legends, Pokémon Unite, PUBG Mobile and eight other medal events in Japan.

International Business Times

The Hidden Afterlife of Global Trade: How Shipping Containers Are Powering Germany's Circular Economy

For every full shipping container that leaves Germany for Asia, the manufacturing powerhouse sends four back – a trade asymmetry that leaves Germany with an abundance of containers.

The Economic Times

World food prices at highest since 2022 as supply risks mount, FAO says

Global food prices reached their highest point since late 2022. Adverse weather and war disruptions are increasing concerns over staple supplies. Extreme heat and drought in Europe affected crop and livestock production. The anticipated El Nino phenomenon also fueled worries for Asian agricultural output. Escalating Black Sea attacks curtailed grain…

Euronews

Kazakhstan amassed 55 medals at the 6th Nomad Games with two more days to go

With less than two days to go Kazakhstan stands a good chance to become the overall winner of the 6th Nomad Games held in Kyrgyzstan. With 55 medals won the largest country of Central Asia is well ahead of the other teams.

The Economic Times

Adverse weather, lower Brazil output, India's duty-free imports push global sugar prices up 11.9%: FAO

Global sugar prices rose sharply in August, driven by adverse weather and El Nino impacts. Lower production in Europe and Asia contributed to the significant price increase. India's decision to allow duty-free raw sugar imports also played a role. Other food commodity prices also saw increases during the same period.…

The Economic Times

ByteDance secures $29.6 billion loan in AI push, sources say

ByteDance secured a massive $29.6 billion loan from nearly thirty banks. Chinese banks provided over sixty percent of this significant loan facility. The funds will primarily support ByteDance's ambitious overseas artificial intelligence expansion plans. This unsecured loan reflects strong lender confidence in the company's creditworthiness. The financing is the second-largest…

The Economic Times

India face Pakistan in Asia Cup final league game with eyes on knockout momentum

India faces Pakistan in their final Women's Asia Cup league match. The Indian team is expected to win easily against their rivals. Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma are in excellent batting form. Pakistan's batting needs significant improvement to challenge India. The match is scheduled to start at 8 PM IST.

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