Articles curated and written by students of Sunmarke School and Regent International School | | | | |
Apple Eyes the AI Inference Market
Apple could be preparing for a major new chapter in its AI strategy, with reports pointing to a return to the enterprise server market. The company is reportedly developing AI servers built around its own M8 Ultra chips, aimed primarily at inference workloads. But scaling that technology may require Apple to work with NVIDIA, including its networking technology — an unusual move for a company known for controlling its hardware ecosystem. The reported plan could mark a shift from Apple’s long-standing emphasis on on-device AI towards a broader role in data-centre computing. Read the full story here.
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7 AI Tools Built for Solo Entrepreneurs
Starting a business no longer necessarily means hiring a team, learning to code or spending months building complicated systems. A growing range of AI tools can help solo entrepreneurs handle tasks such as customer research, app building, email workflows and automation. The real opportunity lies not in using every tool available, but in finding one problem worth solving and building a practical solution around it. With the right combination of AI and human judgement, a weekend could be enough to turn an idea into something you can actually test. Check out the full list here.
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Regent Year 5 Engineers the Future at Yas Marina Circuit
Regent’s Year 5 students took learning to the fast lane during an exciting visit to Yas Marina Circuit, where they explored the world of motorsport through technology, engineering and hands-on discovery.
As part of their STEAM learning journey and Yas in Schools experience, students stepped onto the track, gained a closer look at the systems behind race day, and put their creativity into action by designing and building their own F1-inspired cars. The visit offered a brilliant opportunity for our students to connect classroom learning with real-world innovation, developing their problem-solving, teamwork and design thinking skills in one of the region’s most iconic motorsport venues.
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Sunmarke's Forest School: Learning Beyond the Classroom
Sunmarke's Forest School takes learning beyond the traditional classroom, giving students the freedom to explore, create and discover in the outdoors. Through hands-on experiences and engaging challenges, students develop confidence, independence, resilience and teamwork. Each session encourages them to think creatively, solve problems and learn through real-world experiences. Surrounded by nature, they have the space to challenge themselves, build new skills and grow in confidence. At Sunmarke, Forest School shows that some of the most meaningful learning can happen beyond the classroom walls.
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The Mystery Behind Japan’s Remarkably Bin-Free Streets
Japan is renowned for its remarkably clean streets, yet public rubbish bins can be surprisingly difficult to find. The unusual approach has roots in historical events, security concerns, waste-management policies and deeply established social habits. Rather than relying on bins at every corner, people often carry their rubbish with them until they find an appropriate place to dispose of it. For visitors, this can initially seem puzzling, especially when exploring busy cities with drinks and snacks in hand. Check out the full story here.
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100 Voices Driving Climate Change Solutions
The Climate 100 List 2026 spotlights people and organisations driving meaningful action on climate change around the world. From scientists and innovators to campaigners and community leaders, the list reflects the many different ways climate challenges are being tackled. It highlights work across renewable energy, conservation, environmental justice, pollution reduction and sustainable innovation. Released during Climate Week NYC, the list celebrates influence, ideas and real-world impact rather than ranking individuals. Together, these changemakers offer a powerful look at how climate action is evolving globally. Check out the full list here.
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Apple’s iPhone Duo Is Finally Here: Price, Features & UAE Availability
Apple is stepping into a new era with the arrival of the iPhone Duo, marking the company’s first major move into the foldable smartphone category. The new device introduces a fresh form factor to the iconic iPhone family, bringing a completely different way of experiencing the smartphone. Its arrival signals Apple’s growing ambitions in a market that has already been shaped by foldable devices from other major smartphone makers. For Apple fans, the launch represents a significant moment as the company reimagines one of its most recognisable products. The iPhone Duo could mark the beginning of an entirely new chapter for the iPhone. Check out the full details here.
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What’s Coming to Dubai in 2027?
Since its formation in 1971, the UAE has undergone remarkable development. New buildings have transformed the skyline, while people from around the world have come to experience everything the country has to offer — from iconic architecture to world-class sporting attractions. And the progress continues. New developments and improvements are taking place every day, some highly visible and others happening behind the scenes. Innovation, sustainability and ambitious new projects continue to shape the future of the city. With each new development, Dubai is creating even more experiences for residents and visitors alike. Read on for more.
By Year 8 student, Riccardo
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The AI Assistant Race Has Officially Begun
AI assistants are moving beyond answering questions and beginning to take on tasks in people’s everyday lives. A new generation of personal agents is being designed to manage everything from calendars and shopping to calls, bookings and online tasks. Major technology companies and emerging startups are now competing to make these agents a regular part of how people live and work. As these systems become more capable, they could also gain unprecedented access to personal information, relationships and daily routines. Read the full story here.
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Is Google Search Changing the Internet Forever?
Google Search is undergoing a major transformation as AI increasingly takes centre stage in how people find information online. Instead of simply directing users to websites, AI-powered features can now provide answers directly within the search experience. This shift is already changing how publishers, businesses and independent websites think about traffic and visibility. As more searches end without a click, questions are emerging about what this could mean for the wider web and the businesses built around it. The article examines how Google’s evolving approach to search could reshape the internet as people have known it. Read the full article here.
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Exactly.ai
Exactly.ai is a creative AI platform that lets artists, designers and brands train their own visual style model using existing artwork or brand assets. Instead of generating random AI images, it helps produce visuals that stay closer to a specific illustration style, campaign look or brand identity. This makes it especially useful for creative teams, schools, marketers and designers who want original-looking images while keeping consistency across posters, social media graphics, website visuals and campaign materials.
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Fermat
Fermat is a generative AI toolbox designed especially for fashion, luxury and visual product teams. It can help transform sketches into high-quality renders, change colours and materials, create mock-ups, apply prints to garments, generate marketing assets and organise creative iterations in one workspace. For designers, brand teams and marketers working on product concepts or campaign visuals, Fermat is a unique tool because it supports the full creative process from early idea to polished visual output.
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China Emerges as Key Market in ICC’s Global Cricket Push
China is becoming a major focus for the International Cricket Council as it looks to grow cricket beyond its traditional strongholds in South Asia, England and Australia. With a population of 1.4 billion and growing interest supported by the progress of its women’s team, China is seen as a market with significant potential for the sport’s future. The ICC has already invested in developing cricket in the country, supported by new venues, Mandarin broadcasts and rising digital engagement. With cricket set to return to the Olympics at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, the sport’s global expansion is gaining momentum as the ICC aims to reach new audiences and inspire the next generation of fans. Read more in the full story here.
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Spider-Man Makes Box Office History
Everyone knows the blockbuster Star Wars: The Force Awakens. But did you know that it held the record as the highest-grossing film in North American box-office history for more than a decade? Several major releases came close, but none managed to overtake it. Then Spider-Man: Brand New Day changed everything. In just 47 days — less than two months — the film surpassed The Force Awakens, earning more than $936.7 million at the domestic box office. Ready to find out how Spider-Man finally broke one of Hollywood’s longest-standing box-office records? Read the full story here.
By Year 8 student, Sveva
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Working Out in Polluted Air? Here’s What You Can Do
Exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, but the air we breathe while being active can also affect our exposure to pollution. During exercise, people tend to breathe more deeply and rapidly, potentially increasing the amount of polluted air they inhale. The good news is that the timing, location and intensity of outdoor workouts can all play a role in reducing exposure. Simple adjustments to an exercise routine may help people stay active while being more mindful of air quality. The article looks at practical ways to make outdoor exercise safer and more comfortable when pollution levels are a concern. Read on for more.
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