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But despite this shift, closed-source models are still outperforming open-source ones on 10 selected benchmarks.

Two-time world champion Kento Momota said Thursday he is retiring from international badminton aged 29, admitting he had never been the same since a serious car crash four years ago.

As per the Census in 2011, Hindus are a majority in the state constituting 87.58% of Tamil Nadu's 7.21 crore. The Muslim population comprise 5.86% of the total population while the Christians make up 6.12%.

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As part of Operation Stargrew law enforcement from 19 countries have disrupted one of the world’s largest phishing-as-a-service platforms

Google AI boss says company is investing more than billion in AI to be ahead of its competitors

An X user has triggered a discussion on the microblogging site after making a comparison between Bengaluru and Mumbai.

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Russia’s Emergency Situations Ministry has maintained that no one was killed directly by the floods.

Singer Sreerama Chandra reflects on his journey post-Indian Idol win, navigating Mumbai challenges. Balancing family expectations, he seeks a partner who understands his work and life and is able to balance.

German billionaire Karl-Erivan Haub was officially declared dead in 2021, three years after vanishing in the Swiss Alps.

It’s not the first time that eagle-eyed fans have spotted something sentimental on the shelves of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s shared office at their lavish Montecito mansion

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Former Gunners defender Martin Keown has analysed Arsenal's shortcomings after Mikel Arteta's side were dumped out of the Champions League by Bayern Munich on Wednesday

Fernando Alonso last week signed a new Aston Martin contract which will likely see the Spaniard end his F1 racing career with the Silverstone-based outfit - though not any time soon

Paris is in preparation mode as the Olympics draw closer.

An increasing number of economists expect the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates again in October after it stands pat next week, with most of them flagging an earlier move in July as a risk scenario, according to a Bloomberg survey.

(Telecompaper) Netflix maintained its leading position on the Dutch SVOD provider market with a penetration of 49 percent of households at the end of 2023,...

Collingwood great Nathan Buckley has been forced to sell important memorabilia from his footy career following a bitter divorce battle.

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The body part was found by a member of the public at Kersal Dale Wetlands in Salford on April 4. Police say children playing in the area at the time could hold "crucial information"

The National Examination Committee of the de facto administration has announced that the entrance exam for female volunteers in medical fields at Ghazanfar Institute’s branches in 11 provinces will be held on Friday, April 19th. In a statement released on Thursday, April 8th, the committee stated that female volunteers in medical fields who have previously […]

1. Lewis Hamilton says move to Ferrari from Mercedes 'doesn't need vindicating' amid irritation at coverage  Sky Sports
2. Hamilton to open Wolff talks at Mercedes amid Ferrari F1 move uncertainty  GPFans EN
3. Lewis Hamilton fumes at Ferrari question and hits out at pundits in frosty exchange  Express
4. Hamilton: Ferrari F1 switch doesn't need "vindicating"  Autosport
5. Lewis Hamilton snaps at latest Ferrari question after storming out of F1 interview  The Mirror

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - US corporation Google has fired 28 employees who took part in protests against the tech giant's $1.2 billion project to supply the Israeli government with cloud computing services, US media reported on Thursday, citing a Google spokeswoman and employees.