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Data centers are increasingly being treated as military targets in modern conflicts, according to a report by Time Magazine. As digital infrastructure becomes central to economies, communications and military operations, attacking these facilities can disrupt a country far beyond the battlefield. The piece examines why governments and armed forces now view critical computing hubs as strategic assets worth striking and worth defending.
- 2Solar power surpasses nuclear worldwide for first time●# Solar surpasses # nuclear power globally for first time - https://www. pv-magazine.com/2026/09/29/sol ar-surpasses-nuc
Solar power has generated more electricity than nuclear power globally for the first time, according to PV Magazine. The milestone marks a turning point in the world's energy mix, reflecting the rapid growth of solar installations against the slower expansion of nuclear capacity. Energy observers are highlighting the shift as evidence that renewables are now mainstream sources of global electricity.
- 3John Ternus Is Engineering a New Era for Apple▼John Ternus Is Engineering a New Era for Apple: The Best Inventions of 2026
Time magazine has named John Ternus, Apple's hardware engineering chief, in its Best Inventions of 2026 feature, describing him as engineering a new era for the company. The recognition highlights Ternus's growing prominence as a key figure shaping Apple's product direction and hardware innovation, drawing attention from the tech world.
- 4Unions Framed as Answer to US Cost of Living Crisis●Unions Are the Key to America’s Cost of Living Crisis
Time Magazine argues that unions are central to easing America's cost of living crisis, presenting organized labor as a tool for winning better wages and conditions as households struggle with high prices. The piece adds to ongoing debate about whether collective bargaining can deliver meaningful relief to American workers.