US AI company to expand to Finland ↗
Front page leadAmerican AI company Cerebras Systems is expanding its operations in Europe and is currently seeking a manager for a data center in Mikkeli, Finland.
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The Helsingin Sanomat front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an American AI company expanding to Finland, an analysis of the Aalto architectural legacy, and concerns about forest fires in France and Spain. There's also a piece on ticket inspectors in…
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Future architects discuss favorite Aalto buildings ↗
Two architecture students and a recent graduate shared their favorite buildings by Alvar, Aino, and Elissa Aalto, appreciating the architects' carefulness and tranquility. Their favorites are located outside of Helsinki.
Alvar Aalto architecture recognized as UNESCO World Heritage site ↗
Alvar Aalto's architecture has been accepted as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Five climbers die on Europe's highest mountain ↗
A group of climbers got lost on the route, and due to bad weather, some bodies have not yet been recovered from Europe's highest mountain.
We joined HSL ticket inspectors on their route in Eastern Helsinki ↗
The article follows HSL ticket inspectors during their shift, starting from Espoo and heading to Eastern Helsinki, documenting their experiences.
Economic growth has strengthened, says encouraging survey ↗
According to an EK survey, business confidence and economic outlook strengthened in July, although consumer confidence remained weak.
Thunderstorms expected to rage early in the week, warns meteorologist ↗
The weather is expected to change twice this week, first becoming warmer with rain and thunderstorms, then cooler towards the weekend.
Macron calls crisis meeting due to French wildfires ↗
Over 300,000 people have been forced to leave their homes in France and Spain due to wildfires.
Small village establishes its own security team, common in rural Finland ↗
Kihniänkylä has established a village security team, assigning tasks to residents for societal disruption scenarios, emphasizing shared responsibility for self-sufficiency.
New phenomenon frustrates landlords: apartment viewings are 'ghosted' ↗
The rental market currently favors tenants, leading to a phenomenon where apartment seekers fail to show up for scheduled viewings.
Column | Young people are not as digitally native as believed ↗
A column discussing the misconception that young people are inherently digitally native.
Editorial | Helsingin Sanomat has limited means regarding Caruna ↗
An editorial discussing the limited options the state has concerning the company Caruna.
Guest Pen | The blue-green algae problem in our waters will not be solved… ↗
A guest article arguing that the issue of blue-green algae in Finnish waters requires a change in legislation to be resolved.
Swimming | Jani Sievinen has swum 41,000 km, but natural water still makes him… ↗
Jani Sievinen, a former world-class swimmer, has found a new passion for swimming in natural waters, though it still makes him nervous.
Three dead in Seattle shooting ↗
A shooting at a food festival in Seattle resulted in three deaths, and one suspect has been apprehended by police.
Classic episode: The Midnight Rabbit Hole podcast answers a tantalizing… ↗
A podcast episode exploring questions related to candy consumption.
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