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Colombia’s new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, can’t have imagined a worse start to the job. Three days in an earthquake struck, destroying buildings and killing at least 254 people. The tragedy is forcing his government to rethink some campaign promises, writes our correspondent there. (This article is free to read even if you don’t subscribe to The Economist.)
The big beasts who run the world of artificial intelligence seem to have a clear division of labour: Nvidia makes chips, and “hyperscalers”—cloud giants like Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft—build data centres that use them. But a new $500bn partnership between Nvidia and Wall Street investors suggests that the relationship will change. Our article explains how. | 
