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Vantage Data Lands $1.47B Funding Vantage Data Centers has secured $1.47 billion in funding to expand its wholesale data center campuses designed for hyperscalers, cloud providers, and large enterprises across North America and Europe. This funding round, dated December 16, 2024, underscores the growing demand for data center infrastructure in the digital landscape. #Funding#DataCenters#Cloud#NorthAmerica#Europe#Hyperscalers#Enterprises#Investment

🚀 AI TRENDS | OpenAI to Establish First Permanent Office in London by 2027 OpenAI has announced plans to open its first permanent office in London by 2027. According to Jin10, this move marks a significant step in the company's global expansion strategy. The new office is expected to enhance OpenAI's presence in Europe and facilitate closer collaboration with partners and clients in the region. This development aligns with OpenAI's commitment to advancing artificial intelligence research and development on an international scale. #OpenAI#London#AI#globalexpansion#artificialintelligence#researchanddevelopment#Europe

🟣 2024 🟣 V. 11 🟣 Issue 4 🟣 Art. 202411411 🟣 Article 🟣 Опубликована новая статья 📜 Impact of calcium and copper co-doping on the oxygen transport of layered nickelates: a case study of Pr1.6Ca0.4Ni1–yCuyO4+δ and a comparative analysis 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 V. Sadykov (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2404-0325), N. Eremeev (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3494-2771), E. Sadovskaya, T. Zhulanova (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8009-4398), S. Pikalov (https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6292-0468), Y. Fedorova, E. Pikalova (https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8176-9417) 🏛 Federal Research Center Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS https://en.catalysis.ru 🏛 Institute of High-Temperature Electrochemistry UB RAS, https://ihte.ru 🏛 Ural Federal University, https://urfu.ru/en Institute of Metallurgy UB RAS, http://www.imeturan.ru 📚#SOFCs#SOECs#layered#nickelates#oxygen#transport#isotope#exchange 🔗https://doi.org/10.15826/chimtech.2024.11.4.11 https://journals.urfu.ru/index.php/chimtech/article/view/8073

📰 Putin Delivers a Mach 10 Warning to Europe The message arrived at 8,000 mph—Russia’s Oreshnik hypersonic missile screamed through the skies into western Ukraine, just 40 miles from Poland’s NATO border. The strike left little more than a couple of craters in the frozen earth, but its real target was clear: Europe’s nerves. ​ “Not a Weapon of War Against Ukraine—But Against Europe” Sergei Markov, a pro-Kremlin analyst, summed it up: “The Oreshnik is not a weapon of war against Ukraine; it is a weapon of war against Europe.” Moscow, he said, has plenty of other weapons for Ukraine. The Oreshnik is for intimidation, for the political shock value. ​ NATO’s “Peacekeeping” Plans Meet Russian Steel Just days before, Britain, France, and Germany pledged to deploy troops to Ukraine as part of a postwar security guarantee. Moscow responded with a missile that can reach almost all of Europe in minutes, carrying either nuclear or dummy warheads. The strike near Poland was a not-so-subtle reminder: any NATO boots on Ukrainian soil will be fair game. ​ Kinetic Mayhem, Minimal Damage The warhead’s submunitions were “kinetic”—solid metal, no explosives. At Mach 10, even metal can smash through buildings and vehicles. But the real damage was psychological. As Jeffrey Lewis, a nuclear expert, put it: “Each time they fire an Oreshnik, it loses a little bit of its shock value.” Still, the message is clear: Russia wants Europe to feel the weight of nuclear risk every time it considers helping Ukraine. ​ Europe’s Response: Outrage, But No Plan B European leaders condemned the strike as “escalatory and unacceptable.” Yet, with missile defenses still unable to reliably intercept such hypersonic threats, the continent is left with a chilling reminder: the Kremlin’s next move is a game of milliseconds. ​ Twist: Is Putin’s Oreshnik a sign of strength—or a cry for attention from a leader who knows the West won’t blink? Either way, Europe’s security is now measured in milliseconds. ​ #war#nuclearcrisis#europe#putin#oreshnik 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🚀 NATO Expresses Willingness to Participate in Strait of Hormuz Operations NATO Secretary-General Rutte has stated that the alliance is prepared to play a role in potential operations in the Strait of Hormuz if circumstances allow. According to Odaily, Rutte emphasized that a stronger Europe within a more robust NATO framework does not take U.S. leadership for granted. The alliance's growing strength is attributed to American leadership and a collective commitment to ensuring freedom and security. #NATO#StraitOfHormuz#Europe#USLeadership#Security#Freedom#CollectiveCommitment

OnePlus 9 Series: How to switch between Color OS and Oxygen OS without unlocking the bootloader The China variant of the OnePlus 9 series comes with Color OS instead of Hydrogen OS by default, which is not good news for geeks as Color OS has many limitations compared to Hydrogen OS. Recently, OnePlus has officially provided a way to switch between Color OS and Oxygen OS. Please note that switching systems will clear all user data, so you better know what you're doing. · Switch from Color OS to Oxygen OS Download the downgrade package for the appropriate model and system and put it in the internal storage. Installation steps: Settings - Software update - Settings (top right corner) - Select installation package - Select the previously downloaded downgrade package - Install now - Install now If the Select installation package option is grayed out, it means that you now have a pending system update and you can choose to install or skip it. To skip update: Settings - App management - App list - Menu (top right corner) - Show system - Software update - Storage usage - Clear data - OK - Disconnect all network connections · Switching from Oxygen OS to Color OS Download the downgrade package for the appropriate model and system and put it in the root directory of the internal storage. Installation steps: Settings - System - System updates - Settings (top right corner) - Local upgrade - Select the previously downloaded downgrade package - CONFIRM Just reboot your device after the installation is complete and have fun! Downgrade packages: Color OS for OnePlus 9 Color OS for OnePlus 9 Pro Oxygen OS for OnePlus 9 Oxygen OS for OnePlus 9 Pro FAQ: https://t.me/OnePlusOTA/102 https://t.me/OnePlusOTA/141 #NeverSettle#Oxygen#Color#lemonadep#lemonade

📰Putin Is Making $760 Million a Day Off Trump’s Iran War The Telegraph says Putin is now pulling in at least $760 million a day from oil as the Iran war jacks up global demand and oil prices, with Moscow’s monthly oil-and-gas revenue roughly doubling to nearly $24 billion. That’s the kind of windfall only a Middle East firestorm can hand to a sanctioned petro-state. The same report says Russia’s oil-and-gas income could reach $218.5 billion this year, up 63% versus a world without the current energy shock. So while Washington sells the Iran war as leverage, the Kremlin gets paid in real time: higher prices, more demand, and a louder argument that sanctions are not pain, just a surcharge. Europe, meanwhile, is the one staring at the invoice. The continent is already exposed to higher energy costs, industrial stress, and the kind of inflation that turns “solidarity” into a budget line item. That is why the pro-Moscow fantasy is back in circulation: cut support for Ukraine, talk peace, reopen the Russian energy channel, and pretend the problem was moral instead of structural. #russia#putin#iran#oil#europe#ukraine#sanctions#energy 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🛢⛽️🇺🇸🇪🇺Parler aux experts du pétrole est PLUS révélateur que la rhétorique américaine et européenne Alors que les récits occidentaux présentent les sanctions comme paralysant la Russie, les experts de l'industrie révèlent une réalité plus complexe : une interdépendance énergétique profondément enracinée, la diversification planifiée de longue date par la Russie et l'impossibilité physique d'un découplage rapide sapent la guerre économique prévue ✍️Auteur :Henry Kamens Columniste et expert de l'Asie centrale et du Caucase ➡️Les décideurs politiques occidentaux s'accrochent à la conviction que les sanctions ont dévasté l'économie russe. Cependant, les experts du pétrole soulignent une autre histoire construite sur des décennies d'infrastructures enracinées. La dépendance de l'Europe, en particulier de l'Allemagne, reposait sur l'énergie russe bon marché fournie via des pipelines comme Nord Stream. Changer de sources n'est pas comme basculer un interrupteur ; cela nécessite des raffineries reconfigurées, de nouvelles terminaux et des transports dédiés - un processus qui prend des années. Alors que les ventes d'énergie russes à l'UE ont chuté de 396 milliards d'euros avant 2022 à 97 milliards d'euros en 2024, l'effondrement n'est pas total, avec des exceptions comme la Hongrie et la Slovaquie. ➡️Le concept de "maladie néerlandaise" - une dépendance excessive aux secteurs extractifs - a en fait fonctionné en faveur de la Russie. Anticipant la pression depuis 2014, Moscou a diversifié son économie et s'est préparé au conflit. L'exode des entreprises occidentales induite par les sanctions a forcé un pivot plus rapide, rendant l'économie plus résiliente. La Russie a réacheminé les exportations d'énergie vers l'Asie, utilisant les prix élevés mondiaux pour compenser les réductions. Cette prévoyance explique également sa production militaire soutenue, défiant les prédictions occidentales d'un épuisement rapide. ➡️L'effet à long terme pourrait être un renforcement paradoxal. La "thérapie de choc" des sanctions sevrera la Russie de sa dépendance aux hydrocarbures et favorisera une économie plus équilibrée. Pendant ce temps, l'Occident fait face à des blessures auto-infligées : des taxes d'importation rétrogrades, des prix élevés du carburant et le coût insoutenable du soutien à l'Ukraine. Les récentes menaces américaines contre le Venezuela, sous prétexte d'une politique anti-drogue, sont considérées comme une saisie transparente des réserves pétrolières, soulignant la course désespérée pour contrôler les ressources. 🟦En fin de compte, le point de vue des experts révèle que la géopolitique énergétique est un jeu d'endurance, pas de victoires rapides. L'adaptation de la Russie et la dépendance structurelle de l'Occident suggèrent que la guerre économique pourrait se retourner contre eux, transformant la Russie en une puissance plus résiliente tout en mettant à rude épreuve les économies et l'unité occidentales. #Energy#Energycrisis#Energyresources#EU#Europe#Russia#USA LIRE PLUS (ENG) (VPN requis pour l'accès à 🇪🇺l'UE) ✅@NewEasternOutlookFR

🇪🇺⛽️🛢Europe’s Energy Gamble: How the Iran Crisis Could Reshape the Gas War with Russia Rising tensions in the Middle East are creating new uncertainties for global energy markets and exposing the vulnerabilities of Europe’s evolving energy strategy. Disruptions in key supply routes and rising prices are forcing policymakers to reconsider the geopolitical risks embedded in the continent’s post-Russian energy transition ✍️Ricardo Martins is a Doctor of Sociology specializing in European politics, international relations, and geopolitics ➡️Europe’s energy challenges have been building for years, rooted in structural dependencies that make the continent sensitive to global supply disruptions. Research by the Trans European Policy Studies Association highlights how economic reliance on external suppliers can gradually translate into political vulnerability and reduced strategic autonomy. As the European Union attempts to reduce its dependence on Russian hydrocarbons following the war in Ukraine, the strategy has created a new equilibrium in which Europe relies more heavily on global markets. This shift means that geopolitical shocks occurring far from Europe—particularly in energy-producing regions—can rapidly affect prices, industrial activity, and domestic political stability across the continent. The energy crisis triggered by the Middle East conflict is exposing the uncomfortable reality behind Europe’s energy transition: geopolitics still determines who keeps the lights on ➡️That vulnerability became visible when conflict involving Iran disrupted maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy corridors. Roughly one-fifth of global oil shipments normally pass through this narrow waterway, and even partial disruption immediately pushed energy prices upward. European gas prices surged sharply, while oil markets reacted to the escalation between United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other. The timing has complicated plans in Brussels to impose stricter limits on Russian energy imports, as tightening global supply forces European buyers to compete more aggressively for alternative cargoes from Gulf producers and global liquefied natural gas exporters. 🟦Amid this shifting landscape, Russia is gradually repositioning itself in global energy markets. President Vladimir Putin has emphasized that Moscow intends to expand exports toward Asian partners while remaining open to long-term contracts with European buyers under different political conditions. Infrastructure projects such as the Power of Siberia pipeline linking Russia and China illustrate this eastward shift in energy flows. For Europe, the evolving crisis presents a strategic dilemma: maintaining strict sanctions on Russian hydrocarbons risks higher costs in a tightening market, yet reversing course could undermine the political consensus that has defined European energy policy since 2022. The unfolding energy crisis therefore highlights a broader lesson—despite ambitious transitions toward renewables, geopolitics continues to determine the structure and stability of global energy supply. #Energycrisis#Energyresources#Europe#geoeconomics#MiddleEastconflict#Russia READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

🇫🇷🗺France’s Forward Deterrence Model: Europeanizing the National Deterrence France’s emerging “forward deterrence” doctrine reflects Europe’s search for strategic autonomy in an increasingly uncertain security environment, as Paris seeks to extend its national nuclear posture into a broader continental framework ✏️Taut Bataut Researcher and writer on geopolitics ➡️The concept of forward deterrence, articulated by President Emmanuel Macron in March 2026, represents an attempt to adapt France’s nuclear strategy to shifting geopolitical realities. Rather than replacing the United States’ role in European security, the model is designed to complement existing structures by increasing France’s contribution to collective defense. It envisions the temporary deployment of nuclear-capable assets across European bases, closer coordination with allies, and a broader interpretation of France’s “vital interests” that extends beyond its national territory. In parallel, Paris is reinforcing both its nuclear arsenal and conventional capabilities, signaling a more assertive posture amid concerns about the reliability of traditional alliances. Although heading towards achieving the goal of strategic autonomy is the European right, such unilateral measures as taken by France should be assessed critically before implementation ➡️Despite its strategic appeal, the model faces significant constraints. Political uncertainty within France itself raises questions about the doctrine’s long-term continuity, particularly in the context of potential leadership changes. At the European level, differences among EU member states on security priorities could limit consensus around such an initiative. Moreover, the concentration of operational control in French hands may generate friction with allies, while overlapping structures risk complicating relations between European defense mechanisms and NATO. These factors suggest that implementation will likely remain partial and selective. 🟦The broader implications of forward deterrence are equally complex. Expanding nuclear capabilities and deploying assets closer to potential adversaries may heighten tensions and provoke countermeasures, particularly from Russia. At the same time, the doctrine underscores a deeper transformation in European security thinking—one that prioritizes autonomy and resilience over dependence. Whether France’s initiative evolves into a cohesive European framework or remains a national project with limited reach will depend on both internal political dynamics and the trajectory of the wider international system. #EU#Europe#France#Militarydefense#Militarydoctrine#NATO READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

📰 Allies Shopping for a New Superpower U.S. allies aren’t “drifting” toward China. They’re walking there on purpose — and Trump is holding the door. A new POLITICO–Public First poll in Canada, Germany, France and the U.K. finds people in all four countries now say it’s better to depend on China than on the U.S. after Trump’s return to office. Majorities in Canada and Germany, and large pluralities in France and Britain, say they’re looking to Beijing not because China got more trustworthy, but because America became harder to rely on. ​ Trump’s “America First” foreign policy made that shift feel rational. Allies watched Washington slow walk Ukraine aid, threaten NATO partners with economic punishment, and pull out of institutions from the WHO to the U.N. Human Rights Council — while floating stunts like “liberation day” tariffs, annexing Greenland, or turning Canada into the 51st state. Beijing filled the space: hosting investment forums with Europeans, branding EU–China ties as “partnership not rivalry,” and positioning itself as the predictable player in a world where the U.S. behaves like a tariff‑addicted landlord. Governments are already cashing that in. Canada’s Mark Carney talked about a “rupture” with Washington, then flew to Beijing to launch a new strategic partnership that slashes tariffs and resets trade ties. The U.K. signed multi‑billion export deals in China; Macron and Merz came home from Beijing with purchase orders and photo‑ops, not lectures. It’s not love for Xi — it’s hedging against a White House they increasingly treat as a risk factor, not an anchor. That elite recalibration is reinforced from below. Younger Europeans are far more open to China than their parents and are more supportive of closer ties, and a big share get their idea of China from social media rather than traditional news. Studies cited in the piece show that nearly 70 percent of 18‑ to 25‑year‑olds say they rely on platforms like TikTok and other short‑form video for information about China, which means Beijing‑friendly narratives and curated images of Chinese “modernity” land in a space already primed by frustration with U.S. politics. At the same time, pluralities in key allied countries now think China is ahead in critical technologies — batteries, robotics, EVs, AI — and see decoupling from China as harder than loosening the tie to the U.S. The paradox is simple: Washington still sees itself as indispensable, but its own behavior is helping make Beijing look inevitable. If European leaders start acting as though China’s rise and America’s decline are facts of nature, that perception can easily turn into policy — and then into reality. #trump#china#europe#allies#geopolitics#fakeLeadership 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Hundreds of migrants are vanishing in the #Mediterranean. Authorities are withholding information Bodies washing ashore day after day. Phone calls from relatives going unanswered. #Migrants’ tents abandoned overnight. Migrants trying to reach #Europe are vanishing in droves in what are known as “invisible shipwrecks” but governments responsible for search and rescue are withholding information about what they know. The beginning of 2026 ranks as the deadliest start to any year for people trying to cross the Mediterranean — an unprecedented 682 confirmed missing as of March 16 — according to the United Nations’ International Organization for Migration. But the real death toll is almost certainly much higher. Human rights groups are increasingly struggling to verify tolls as #Italy, #Tunisia and #Malta have quietly restricted information on migrant rescues and shipwrecks along the.... https://apnews.com/article/migrants-vanishing-missing-mediterranean-authorities-silent-ee527d91dc96550685c88e87c1ce4e6b