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The march of the data centresThe Explainer The AI boom will require a massive physical infrastructure to sustain it, which is already proving hugely contentious
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Nscale’s $35bn IPO: off-the-scale ambition?In the Spotlight British data centre operator counts Nick Clegg and Sheryl Sandberg among its board members, but its potential remains untested
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How nativism has been normalised in SwedenIn the Spotlight Far-right Sweden Democrats have made anti-immigrant sentiment mainstream, but election results suggest they may have overplayed their hand
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‘NAZA’: the film causing outrage in IsraelTalking Point What should be a ‘factual dispute’ about serious allegations of IDF misconduct has become a ‘loyalty test’ among Israelis
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Scotch collopsThe Week Recommends This easy Scottish dish has traditional roots, and packs a meaty punch
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Exhibitions of the seasonThe Week Recommends The best curations to see around the UK this autumn and winter
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Kia PV5 Passenger: a ‘superb value’, family-sized bargainThe Week Recommends The five-seater is half the price of its closest rival, the popular Volkswagen ID. Buzz
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Fences: a ‘phenomenally powerful’ tragi-dramaThe Week Recommends Ray Fearon and Madeline Appiah star in a ‘drama of family, masculinity and thwarted ambition’
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Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom – a joyful Halloween caperThe Week Recommends The animated flock returns for another adventure
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Youth: Sharon Horgan’s new comedy about dating in later lifeThe Week Recommends Show about women in their 50s ‘rings hilariously, despairingly true’
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Redwood by Ben Macintyre: an ‘enjoyable caper’ filled with twistsThe Week Recommends The true story of a KGB spy who betrayed his country in exchange for an unexpected request
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The Week contest: Crab catchersPuzzles and Quizzes
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Tuition: Is higher ed entering a ‘death spiral’?Feature Students are choosing alternatives to traditional college
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Gustavo Dudamel: Can one man save classical music?Feature The conductor is ready to take on New York City
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