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Novo Nordisk global observational study reveals 2 in 5 people with cardiovascular disease have cardiovascular inflammation, increasing their risk of heart attack and stroke Dubai, 21 June 2026 – Novo Nordisk today presented new results from the landmark POSEIDON real-world evidence study at the 94th European Atherosclerosis Society (EAS) Congress in Athens, Greece. The study showed that CV inflammation remains highly prevalent among people with CVD despite current standard-of-care treatment. The study found that 2 in 5 people with ASCVD and CKD had CV inflammation, which is associated with an increased risk of major CV events2,4.  A second POSEIDON analysis recently published…

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Apple has spent much of the past year playing catch-up in the AI conversation, but if a new report is accurate, the company is preparing to remind everyone that it still knows how to ship hardware. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has an unusually ambitious product roadmap stretching across late 2026 and 2027. While annual iPhone refreshes are nothing new, the list of devices in development reads like a company trying to reinvent multiple product categories at once. And honestly? It’s about time. For years, Apple’s launches have largely followed a predictable formula: faster chips, slightly better cameras, and…

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Under the Patronage of the UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure FORBES MIDDLE EAST BUILDING THE FUTURE SUMMIT TO TAKE PLACE IN ABU DHABI ON JUNE 23–24 Exploring the future of infrastructure, urban growth, and investment Bringing together 3,000+ decision-makers, investors, and industry leaders Strengthening the UAE’s position as a global hub for future-ready cities Abu Dhabi, UAE – June 21, 2026: Under the patronage of the UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, Forbes Middle East will host the second edition of the Building the Future Summit 2026 in Abu Dhabi on June 23 and 24, bringing together an influential gathering…

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Apple is preparing to raise iPhone prices in the coming months. CEO Tim Cook told The Wall Street Journal this week that climbing memory costs, driven by AI’s demand for the same chips, have made the move necessary. For years, Apple managed to keep sticker prices steady, likely by absorbing some of the rising component costs on its own, but that cushion now appears to be gone. Having bought and used Apple products for years myself, I think this is the right moment to stop holding out for the newest release and start browsing the used shelf instead. The savings…

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Upgraded 2-In-1 Wearable Experience that Combines a Premium Smartwatch with Integrated Wireless Earbuds UAE, June 21, 2026 — Huawei has announced that the new HUAWEI WATCH Buds 2 is now available for purchase in the UAE, bringing consumers an upgraded 2-in-1 wearable experience that combines a premium smartwatch with integrated wireless earbuds. HUAWEI WATCH Buds 2 continues Huawei’s innovative fusion of smartwatch convenience and true wireless audio in one stylish device. Designed for users who value smart functionality, portability, and premium design, the device offers a unique wearable experience that keeps everything needed for daily productivity, health tracking, and entertainment…

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Call of Duty fans were understandably excited when Treyarch confirmed that Black Ops and Black Ops 2 are coming to modern PlayStation consoles in July. Both games are among the most beloved entries in the series, and PlayStation players have been locked out of easy access to them for years unless they still had older hardware. That excitement may not last if the latest pricing clues are accurate. As pointed out by Call of Duty tracker CharlieIntel (via Gaming Bible), Black Ops and Black Ops 2 recently received store updates on PC and Xbox. Each base game is now listed…

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Two decades ago, using a “borderless Cloud” to house data felt like an exciting innovation. And in reality, it was. Companies jumped at the ability to create, store, and organize their data in the Cloud. They could access it from anywhere. The scale, speed, and affordability were attractive.   Efficiency was clearly better with this approach to data storage and collaboration. It was often faster and more accessible than on-site data storage, which frequently supported productivity.  But as time has progressed, some vulnerabilities within this rapidly evolving Cloud infrastructure have come to the surface. In today’s reality, the magic has rubbed off. Cloud users are increasingly aware that, even…

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For decades, fusion energy has been the ultimate promise of clean energy. It’s the process that powers the sun, capable of producing enormous amounts of energy without the carbon emissions associated with fossil fuels. Scientists have spent generations trying to recreate it on Earth, convinced that if they can make it work at scale, it could fundamentally reshape the world’s energy future. The problem is that fusion is incredibly difficult, not just from a scientific perspective, but from an economic one. Building and testing experimental reactors costs vast amounts of money, and progress often comes through a frustrating cycle of…

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A countertop ice machine is not exactly standard PC hardware, but YouTuber TrashBench has shown that it can be turned into a surprisingly effective GPU cooler. In a new video, the creator used an ice maker as the basis for a custom cooling setup for an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060, and the results were far better than expected. The project was inspired by another creator, Mr. Yeester, who used an ice machine to cool a CPU. TrashBench took the concept in a different direction by trying to cool a graphics card with the machine itself, rather than simply dumping ice…

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Apple’s MacBook Neo has shaken up the budget laptop market with its $599 price tag and surprisingly capable A18 Pro chip. But if fresh benchmark numbers are anything to go by, Intel may finally have a worthy response. The company’s upcoming Core 3 304 processor has surfaced on PassMark, and the results suggest that entry-level Windows laptops could soon be much more competitive. Intel’s Core 3 304 is closing the gap with Apple’s A18 Pro According to new PassMark results (via x86deadandback), the Intel Core 3 304 achieved an average CPU Mark score of 11,543 points, putting it just 2.2%…

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