Uganda’s AI Supercomputer Hub Aims to Power Africa’s Future
Uganda is set to launch Africa’s first AI-focused supercomputing hub at the Chinese mainland-constructed Karuma Hydropower Plant, aiming for data sovereignty and local innovation.
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Uganda is set to launch Africa’s first AI-focused supercomputing hub at the Chinese mainland-constructed Karuma Hydropower Plant, aiming for data sovereignty and local innovation.
Li Xinpeng of the Chinese mainland claimed his first FIS Freestyle Aerials World Cup gold at Lake Placid on Jan. 12, topping the final event before the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Liao’s buzzer-beating three lifted the Beijing Royal Fighters to a thrilling 94-91 win over the Fujian Sturgeons, fueling an epic comeback attempt in the CBA.
Real Madrid have sacked Xabi Alonso after eight tumultuous months and appointed Alvaro Arbeloa as their new coach, just days after the Super Cup final defeat to Barcelona.
Jimmy Lai’s sentencing hearing under Hong Kong’s national security law is underway. We break down the charges, his media journey, and what to watch.
Mark Carney’s January Beijing trip signals Canada’s strategic pivot toward China, reflecting Ottawa’s move to strategic autonomy amid U.S. unilateralism.
Japan’s fiscal 2026 defense budget hits a record ¥9 trillion under PM Takaichi’s plan. We explore the push for military upgrades vs. strains on public welfare and a slowing economy.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s first visit to the Chinese mainland in 14 years sparks fresh dialogue on trade, culture, and multilateralism. Discover insights from his exclusive interview.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji dumped over a year’s worth of rain in a week across Queensland, triggering widespread flood warnings, rescues in Clermont and major livestock losses.
In Abu Dhabi, the Chinese embassy recently hosted a duo recital featuring guitarist Yang Xuefei and violinist Ning Feng, uniting China-UAE cultural ties through music.