SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Latin America’s Data Center Gold Rush Tests Water, Power, Sovereignty
Big Tech is pouring billions into Latin America's data center boom, but behind the promise of AI jobs and clean…
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The Untold Story of How a Will Smith Shoot Led to an Ecuador Amazon Anaconda Discovery
A giant anaconda found in the Ecuadorian Amazon during Will Smith's National Geographic shoot is more than a wildlife marvel.…
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Puerto Rico Bets on AI Classrooms Before the Future Arrives
Puerto Rico’s public schools are testing artificial intelligence with ethics, safety and job readiness at the center, turning a classroom…
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Digital Gambling Growth Across the Americas: The Current Picture
The Americas don't do anything quietly, and iGaming is no exception. The region is currently home to the world's most…
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Guadalajara Deploys Robot Dogs as World Cup Security Takes Stage
Guadalajara will secure four World Cup matches with 18,000 personnel, robots, anti-drone tools, helicopters, and mobile courts, turning Mexico's football…
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Australia and Brazil Whale Journey Reveals the Ocean Mystery Map
Two humpback whales crossed more than 14,000 kilometers between breeding grounds in Australia and Brazil, a rare discovery that turns…
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Colombian Election Memes Turn AI Jokes Into Democratic Warning Signs
As Colombia's May 31 presidential campaign shifts into artificial intelligence memes, fruit melodramas, football fantasies, and superhero security videos, analysts…
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Central and South American Vipers Turn Speed Into Survival Power
A new snake-strike study credits Central and South American vipers with nature's brutal math: speed, venom, muscle, and timing compressed…
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How AI Is Transforming Software Testing and Quality Assurance in Latin America
Latin America is experiencing a rapid wave of digital transformation, with startups, fintech companies, e-commerce platforms, and banks investing heavily…
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Chile and Argentina’s Tiny Mouse That Carries a Cruise Ship Mystery
A long-tailed mouse native to Chile and southern Argentina has become the unlikely suspect in a luxury cruise hantavirus outbreak,…
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