The film-maker’s passionate and richly textured new short Papillon (Butterfly) tells the heartbreaking story of French-Jewish swimmer Alfred Nakache, who was stripped of his citizenship in Vichy Fran…
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‘Soviet Genocide’ Museum to Replace Shuttered Gulag History Museum in Moscow ⊖
The new Museum of Memory “will cover all stages of Nazi war crimes during the Great Patriotic War,” referring to the Eastern Front of World War II.
9 days ago
The Disappearing Act by Maria Stepanova review – a poetic exploration of Russian guilt ⊖
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Written from exile after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, this autofictional blend of memory and fable tracks a changing sense of self
M, a 50-year-old novelist living in an idyllic place by a lake…
28 days ago
What we’re reading: George Saunders, Erin Somers and Guardian readers on the books they enjoyed in January ⊕
Writers and Guardian readers discuss the titles they have read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments
Lately I’ve been going back to read some classic works that I had, in my zany …
32 days ago
Memory chip shortage to last through 2027, semiconductor boss says ○
The boom in AI data center building has caused a shortage of memory chips which are also crucial for electronics like smartphones.
33 days ago
Memory stocks soar as investors hunt for new AI winners ⊕
‘Insatiable’ demand and supply bottlenecks drive rally in once-unglamorous sector
38 days ago
Morgan Stanley loves these stocks as the AI memory bottleneck bites ⊕
Memory capacity has quickly emerged as a bottleneck in the AI build-out.
52 days ago
Memory chip giants spark global semiconductor rally as shortages stoke price hikes ○
Memory giants Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung have led a rally in semiconductor stocks this year.
58 days ago
The surprising sign in your eyes that indicates if you'll get dementia later in life ○
Memory loss is the tell-tale sign that you or a loved one could be developing dementia. However, science shows your eyes could hold the first signs of the devastating disease years before diagnosis.
3 months ago
I miss the days before people like me were looked on with suspicion in the streets of Amsterdam | Jamal Mahjoub ⊕
Geert Wilders is out of power but his rhetoric is entrenched. Even Dutch liberals show little interest in the contribution of migrants
The neighbourhood where I live in west Amsterdam is one of the mo…