Matthew Gooding

Yeah, if he carries on like he played on Saturday it'll be a short and sweet stay, sadly. Is it FACT we've got an option?

A wild Louis Appéréd! Football is back, baby

As we won on Saturday and it wasn't terrible, I splurged out a few thoughts on the match over on my Substack. Read, like, subscribe etc 🧡🖤 #CamUTD
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Neil Harris masterclass ✅ Excited to find out from his post-match how many different mentalities we exhibited. A very promising start 🖤🧡

Really like the look of Appéré, especially if we can get another striker up there with him. Knight should be fun this season.

Don't read that as a complaint, by the way. I'm more than happy for us to be fairly attritional as long as we come out on the right side of it more often than not. And we have the players to do so.

A proper Neil Harris Cambridge United Football Team performance. We're so back 🧡🖤

Seems like a decent enough signing. League Two promotion on his CV (where he was a regular starter) and young enough to improve. If we get one more forward in this week dare I say our transfer window has been... not bad? #camutd

Hard not to feel inspired after hearing Harris in usual, bullish, mood. But also hard to believe it's really a new era if we go into the first game of the season with Lofty as our only available striker. Big week coming up. #camUTD

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Incredible local news item. No one should have their buns squeezed against their will in a supermarket.

So despite their protests about him not being for sale, I suspect he is for sale and we haven't bid the right amount yet. I wonder if we will, he certainly seems an ideal Neil Harris Player for a Neil Harris Football Team

'Not even to Man City' - Swindon won't sell Smith under any circumstance Ian Holloway has ruled out any possibility of Swindon Town selling Harry Smith this summer after turning down an initial offer

The interesting thing about this Harry Smith story is that someone at the Swindon end keeps leaking our bids, cos clearly it's not in our interest (or, really, the player's) to keep being so specific about the sums involved; www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/sport/253271... #camutd

It's been missing a few rungs for some time, but RIP the 12ft ladder, u are wiv da angels now.

lol what a way to win it, though

CRICKET! Stokes must be one of most clutch sportsmen around, always in the middle of the action when it matters.

GPU giant Nvidia becomes first company to hit $4 trillion valuation Chip firm continues to cash in on the AI revolution

GPU giant Nvidia became the first company in history to achieve a $4 trillion market cap when its share price rose earlier today. Despite various warnings about an AI bubble, Jensen Huang's money-printing machine shows no signs of slowing down just yet: www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/nvid...

Sorting through my stuff and found my NCTJ placement logbook. Unsure I've ever ascended to 'extremely competent journalist' status

xAI granted permits for 15 gas turbines at Memphis data center Campaigners dismayed as permanent installation of turbines is approved

But is the environmental and social impact of the data centers a price worth paying. I guess that's for the people of Memphis - and their representatives - to decide: www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/elon...

Elon Musk's xAI buys 1 million sq ft site for second Memphis data center Spends $80m on three land parcels

So xAI is bringing revenue to Memphis, and funding infrastructure projects in an area that isn't flush with cash. Its growing presence will likely make the city more attractive to other businesses, too. Unsurprisingly, business leaders are lapping it up: www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/elon...

Elon Musk's xAI plans $80m wastewater treatment plant to service Memphis supercomputer Will process 49.2m liters of dirty water per day

So far, so bad. But xAI is also funding a waste water treatment plant, for use not only by its data center but other businesses too. It's also bankrolling some power grid improvements: www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/elon...

xAI doubles number of onsite gas turbines at Memphis data center in violation of permit limits Aerial photos revealed 35 onsite methane gas turbines

xAI disputes any breach of course, but gas turbines are polluting and there's no doubt they will have negatively impacted the environment since the data center opened: www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/xai-...

xAI facing lawsuit over use of gas turbines at Memphis supercomputer "We will not allow xAI to get away with this"

xAI has been using gas turbines in Memphis since it opened its data center last year. Environmental+civil rights groups say firm has contravened existing permits and is in violation of the clean air act. It's making residents breathe dirty air, basically: www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/xai-...

xAI granted permits for 15 gas turbines at Memphis data center Campaigners dismayed as permanent installation of turbines is approved

🧵Elon Musk's xAI gets permits for a permanent installation of 15 natural gas turbines at its Memphis data center. I find this story super interesting because it goes to the heart of the conversation around data centers and their impact:
www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/elon...

Lotus poised to end UK sportscar production, putting 1,300 jobs at risk Chinese owner Geely looks at options that include shifting assembly of its Emira from Norfolk to the US

Horrible news for Norfolk (and the UK, really) if true. When I worked up there five-ish years ago they were investing a lot at Hethel. Really sad if the wheels have since come off; www.theguardian.com/business/202...

Dom Ballard return imminent

Ben Purrington signs | Cambridge United F.C.

Only signing players called Ben this summer - we're now onto our third - feels quite restrictive. What's Benjani up to these days? www.cambridgeunited.com/news/ben-pur... #CamUTD

Word Gets Around still slaps though, they should just play that from beginning to end and then go home

Stereophonics are a terrible live band and the fact that they're headlining the Isle of Wight Festival in the year of our lord 2025 does not reflect well on the organisers or the general state of the music industry

This isn't like some random IP-based software/biotech company. It's one that actually makes a physical product for a market that is growing fast and where there aren't tons of other options for buyers. Our Industrial Strategy should revolve around keeping and growing firms like this.

It's always interesting to me that the government pull out all the stops for some relatively small industries (eg, fishing) when there's an issue, but will presumably do nothing to stop a potentially massive company like CMR disappearing off to America. Priorities seem muddled.

Yeah i think the shade of amber+wide stripe+ (for some reason) sponsor logo give big Hull City energy. But I still quite like it