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Following recent major tech outages, we must consider how data architecture will effect business success.

Whoever first suggested that life is about the journey, not the destination, evidently never began their trip at London Euston. From its oppressive architecture to its heaving concourses, it is the train station that hope forgot. But there may finally be some good news on the horizon for weary travellers.

A state parliament debate about the design movement shows how fear of ‘un-German’ ideas is being revived for the 21st century, says Katja Hoyer, a German-British historian and journalist

Africa Hall, a modernist monument in Ethiopia’s Addis Ababa, has been restored by Architectus Conrad Gargett and the UN

Inspired by Swiss-born architect Le Corbusier, who believed streets fostered disease, a vision of Britain was cooked up that would see historic city centres flattened for flats and ring roads. But the public decided they’d had enough – and took to the streets

Opulent interiors. A bowling alley. It’s own 24-hour diner. It’s no wonder this hotel has become a local hotspot since repoening last year. Jessica Landon checks in for the A-list treatment — and discovers the city’s unique culture

A beautiful building perched on a glacier with the breathtaking aurora borealis behind named best-of-the-best in architecture photography

Mutti Canteen by Carlo Ratti is a new, environmentally friendly foodie piece of architecture within Parma's green countryside

Buckle up because AMD doesn't seem to want to make understanding its Ryzen Z2 processors easy.

Arm confirms revocation of license from Qualcomm as Qualcomm accuses Arm of anticompetitive conduct.

Qualcomm's Chris Patrick explains the changes the chip maker made to the Snapdragon 8 Elite and why they should excited mobile phone users.