That time UEFA shut down Legia Warsaw's ultra section for their Conference League game against Molde after fan trouble...
So the ultras got tickets in another section of the stadium and unveiled this banner.
Microsoft's Fairwater Wisconsin went live today, ahead of schedule. It's the world's most powerful AI data center. Hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA GB200 GPUs, wired to behave as a single computer.
The physical build is biblical. 315 acres. 1.2 million square feet across three buildings. 26.5 million pounds of steel. 46.6 miles of foundation piles. 120 miles of underground cable. The storage wing alone runs the length of five football fields.
Each rack holds 72 GPUs sharing 14 terabytes of pooled memory, pushing 865,000 tokens per second. One rack generates more text per second than you've written in your entire life. Fairwater holds thousands of racks.
The speed of light became a real bottleneck. Cable lengths between racks were introducing latency that slowed training. Microsoft's fix was a two-story layout so racks sit directly above and below each other. We are now architecting around special relativity to train AI.
The power numbers are where it gets surreal. Phase 1 pulls 400 megawatts. Full build-out approaches 900 megawatts. Roughly a nuclear reactor, feeding one computer. The grid draw equals 300,000 homes.
Fairwater Wisconsin is only the first. Atlanta is already online. Norway and the UK are next. Microsoft is stringing them together over 120,000 miles of dedicated fiber into one AI superfactory with 2+ gigawatts of total capacity.
The buildings outlast the chips. GB200 gets swapped for GB300, then Rubin. The cells are modular. Microsoft's real bet is on the real estate, the power hookups, and the fiber.
AI progress is now gated by concrete and megawatts.
A female sea lion leaping onto a fishing boat while carrying her pup to escape a pursuing orca, showcasing instinctive maternal defense🤍
📍 Seattle in November 2025,
Harvard believes this person is the next Albert Einstein.
> At 14, she built an airplane in her backyard.
> At 16, she flew it, alone.
> At 21, she graduated from MIT with a perfect GPA.
> Today, She studies mysteries even Einstein couldn't solve.
> Stephen Hawking referenced her work before he died.
> Jeff Bezos tried to hire her. She said no.
The scale of China's energy grid is insanely large and highly increasing
In 2025, they held 33.2% of the global electricity generation more than double the USA (~14.2%)
That's 1/3 of the worlds capacity
Then the rest of the World combined ends up with 52.6%
An absolute dominant force in global power generation
A 79-foot pygmy blue whale surfaced near Busselton Jetty, Australia, a breathtaking encounter with one of the ocean’s rarest giants.
[📹 Megan Wood]
https://t.co/O23NehShnU
A Crystal Palace fan held up the Liverpool team bus after the match today, so his mates could sing “You’re f**king s**t” to the Liverpool players! 🤣
S***housery at its finest. 💩🏠
🗣️ José Mourinho: “I remember a game in Siena, with Maicon. They said he always got a fifth yellow to be suspended at Christmas, so he could go on vacation to Brazil.
I went to him and said that if he got a yellow he wouldn't be going on vacation, I'm not an idiot. He asked if he scored, could he go? I said 'No, only if you score two.'
In the game, he scored two goals, received a yellow card for taking his shirt off and he went on vacation. I also gave him an extra week off.” 😂
Japan has invested approximately $80 billion in constructing a massive U-shaped seawall, primarily in the Iwaki prefecture, to protect coastal towns from tsunamis and tidal storms,
The World’s most surreal & beautiful train rides.
1. The Alaska Railroad offers year-round rail transportation across nearly 500 miles of remote and wild landscapes in Alaska.
Armor wasn't just about survival.
It was propaganda in steel.
Each suit told the world who you were — warrior, emperor, legend.
Here are some of the most jaw-dropping historical armors ever made.
Including one (#10) that terrified before the battle even began. 🧵👇