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Kindness doesn’t wait for the perfect moment. It shows up in parking lots, hospital hallways, and checkout lines — unplanned and exactly on time. These real stories proved that the best acts of compassion happened when one person realized someone was falling apart and quietly decided to catch them. No audience, no applause — just one choice that turned everything around. The same week I lost

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Sometimes the smallest gestures carry the most weight. In moments of stress, embarrassment, or quiet struggle, it’s often a simple decision to show compassion that makes all the difference. The following stories are reminders that even when circumstances are messy or misunderstood, kindness still finds its way through. These small acts didn’t make headlines, but they proved that big hearts are

This year’s top semiconductor stories were mostly about the long and twisting trips a technology takes from idea (or even raw material) to commercial deployment. I’ve been at IEEE Spectrum long enough to have seen some of the early days of things that became commercial only this year. In chipmaking, that includes the production of

I n a time of echo chambers and hyper-personalization, where algorithms narrow the focus of what we see online, The Walrus focuses on journalism that expands horizons and tells you about what you didn’t know you needed to know. Here are nine stories from 2025, as chosen by our editors, that opened up new worlds

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In this year’s review of Computer Weekly’s coverage of IT stories in continental Europe, we feature developments in the Netherlands, France, Norway, Sweden and Spain. It will not come as a surprise that artificial intelligence (AI) features prominently in this review, with no part of enterprise IT escaping its grip. The technology knows no boundaries