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Irish Independent
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
What to watch on TV and streaming today: Philomena, Here We Go and Krays
Grace Virgin Media One, 9pm A psychiatrist is found dead in her flat, and although it's initially believed her demise is the result of a burglary gone wrong, the police soon realise it was a targeted attack. Here We Go BBC One, 9pm & 9.30pm Alison Steadman and Katherine Parkinson are back for the third series of the much-loved sitcom. They'll be dealing with all that life can throw at them as parents Rachel and Paul start new jobs. Bob Mortimer and Tom Allen do battle with Richard Ayoade and Harriet Dyer in the first of a new run. Joe Wilkinson and Ian Smith also feature alongside regulars Susie Dent, Rachel Riley and Jimmy Carr. Philomena RTÉ One, 9.35pm Moving true-life drama following journalist Martin Sixsmith's efforts to help Philomena Lee find out what happened to the son she was forced to hand over for adoption after giving birth in a convent as a teenager. Judi Dench and Steve Coogan are on top form as the duo. Critical: Between Life and Death Netflix, streaming now Imagine the stress of working in a trauma unit in a metropolis. Now, imagine your every move being recorded and uploaded to Netflix to be viewed by millions worldwide. No pressure… This fly-on-the-curtain six-parter brings viewers inside the world of emergency medicine in London, where a major trauma hits every hour. It offers an intimate portrait of the teams who must carry out life-and-death decisions, and the equally eye-watering level of logistics involved in shepherding severely injured people to the nearest hospital. If you're thinking, 'Isn't this just 24 hours in A&E?', it's produced by the very same people behind that award-winning show. This made-for-Netflix docuseries features exclusive access to London's Major Trauma System, with 40 cameras squirrelled away across four hospitals over three weeks. It goes beyond procedures to reveal the humanity behind bold interventions and the emotional drive of NHS staff. Not for the squeamish, obvs. Washington Black Disney+, streaming now If you already caught The Amateur (Rami Malek, Caitriona Balfe) in the cinema, Disney+ is also releasing a Hulu miniseries (based on the bestselling book of the same name) this week. Black, an 11-year-old boy born on a Barbados sugar plantation, has a prodigious mind, propelling him on a global adventure that reshapes his understanding of family and freedom. Acapulco AppleTV+, streaming now If Foundation's OTT (yet stilted) performances are wearing thin, take heart — Acapulco embraces the ham with flair! In season four, present-day Maximo (Eugenio Derbez) races to revive Las Colinas ahead of its grand reopening, while in 1986, young Maximo (Enrique Arrizon) fights to reclaim the hotel's top spot. Trainwreck: P.I. Moms Netflix, streaming now This weekly episodic seems to have been going on forever, and I never want it to end. In 2010, Lifetime launched a reality show about soccer moms moonlighting as private investigators. As secrets surface and criminal accusations mount, both the show and its subjects spiral toward disaster. Amy Bradley is Missing Netflix, streaming now In 1998, Amy Bradley vanished from a cruise ship without a trace. Decades later, sightings and speculation still swirl. This three-parter explores this haunting cold case and her family's fight to bring her home. Krays: London Gangsters Prime Video, streaming now Twins Reggie and Ronnie ruled London's underworld for two decades — and had their story portrayed by the Kemps to boot. Through prison recordings, this documentary reveals the powerful bond behind their dubious legacy. Untamed Netflix, streaming now If you've already mainlined all three series of Sneaky Pete, it's OK — Netflix has teed up this new Eric Bana and Sam Neill (both looking suitably at home in rangers uniforms) vehicle for you. Set in Yosemite, the National Parks agents are caught between a brutal crime, the wilderness, and themselves. Ironically, in Trump's America, they'd have probably been laid off. Surf Girls: International Prime Video, streaming now From breakout star Ewe Wong to Olympian Sol Aguirre, follow four female surfing athletes as they face personal hurdles, cultural expectations, and fierce competition. Wall to Wall Netflix, streaming now Imagine saving enough to buy an apartment only to face financial ruin while sandwiched between mysteriously noisy floors. It's South Korean, so Woo-seong's neighbourinos could be anyone (or anything).
Irish Independent
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Today's top TV and streaming choices: The Feud, Gosford Park and Acapulco
The Feud Virgin Media One, 9pm Is John really having an affair with Sonia? An angry and worried Emma turns detective in an attempt to find out. Unforgivable BBC Two, 9pm Jimmy McGovern's latest issue-driven drama is a feature-length project set in his native Liverpool. The focus is on the Mitchell clan, who are struggling to come to terms with the fact a family member has committed an appalling act of abuse. Anna Friel and Anna Maxwell Martin star. Listen to the Land Speak RTÉ One, 10.10pm In the concluding episode, Manchán Magan contemplates his battle with cancer, revealing how it has changed the way he sees such events and places as sacred oaks, wells, bogs and the Summer Solstice at Lough Gur. Gosford Park BBC Four, 9.15pm To celebrate her forthcoming 80th birthday, we're being treated to two Helen Mirren films. Before The Good Liar at 11.25pm, there's a chance to see this Oscar-winning all-star murder-mystery set in an English country house in the 1930s, written by Julian Downton Abbey Fellowes and directed by Robert Altman. Gladiator RTÉ2, 9.30pm Roman epic starring Russell Crowe as a former general who plots his revenge against the cruel emperor who killed his family and sold him into slavery. Critical: Between Life and Death Netflix, streaming now Imagine the stress of working in a trauma unit in a metropolis. Now, imagine your every move being recorded and uploaded to Netflix to be viewed by millions worldwide. No pressure… This fly-on-the-curtain six-parter brings viewers inside the world of emergency medicine in London, where a major trauma hits every hour. It offers an intimate portrait of the teams who must carry out life-and-death decisions, and the equally eye-watering level of logistics involved in shepherding severely injured people to the nearest hospital. If you're thinking, 'Isn't this just 24 hours in A&E?', it's produced by the very same people behind that award-winning show. This made-for-Netflix docuseries features exclusive access to London's Major Trauma System, with 40 cameras squirrelled away across four hospitals over three weeks. It goes beyond procedures to reveal the humanity behind bold interventions and the emotional drive of NHS staff. Not for the squeamish, obvs. Washington Black Disney+, streaming now If you already caught The Amateur (Rami Malek, Caitriona Balfe) in the cinema, Disney+ is also releasing a Hulu miniseries (based on the bestselling book of the same name) this week. Black, an 11-year-old boy born on a Barbados sugar plantation, has a prodigious mind, propelling him on a global adventure that reshapes his understanding of family and freedom. Acapulco AppleTV+, streaming now If Foundation's OTT (yet stilted) performances are wearing thin, take heart — Acapulco embraces the ham with flair! In season four, present-day Maximo (Eugenio Derbez) races to revive Las Colinas ahead of its grand reopening, while in 1986, young Maximo (Enrique Arrizon) fights to reclaim the hotel's top spot. Trainwreck: P.I. Moms Netflix, streaming now This weekly episodic seems to have been going on forever, and I never want it to end. In 2010, Lifetime launched a reality show about soccer moms moonlighting as private investigators. As secrets surface and criminal accusations mount, both the show and its subjects spiral toward disaster. Amy Bradley is Missing Netflix, streaming now In 1998, Amy Bradley vanished from a cruise ship without a trace. Decades later, sightings and speculation still swirl. This three-parter explores this haunting cold case and her family's fight to bring her home. Krays: London Gangsters Prime Video, streaming now Twins Reggie and Ronnie ruled London's underworld for two decades — and had their story portrayed by the Kemps to boot. Through prison recordings, this documentary reveals the powerful bond behind their dubious legacy. Untamed Netflix, streaming now If you've already mainlined all three series of Sneaky Pete, it's OK — Netflix has teed up this new Eric Bana and Sam Neill (both looking suitably at home in rangers uniforms) vehicle for you. Set in Yosemite, the National Parks agents are caught between a brutal crime, the wilderness, and themselves. Ironically, in Trump's America, they'd have probably been laid off. Surf Girls: International Prime Video, streaming now From breakout star Ewe Wong to Olympian Sol Aguirre, follow four female surfing athletes as they face personal hurdles, cultural expectations, and fierce competition. Wall to Wall Netflix, streaming now Imagine saving enough to buy an apartment only to face financial ruin while sandwiched between mysteriously noisy floors. It's South Korean, so Woo-seong's neighbourinos could be anyone (or anything).
Yahoo
27-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Carrier, IBM launch AI-driven maintenance upgrades
This story was originally published on Facilities Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Facilities Dive newsletter. Carrier and IBM this week each released AI-powered tools that aim to help building operators improve their maintenance operations. Both highlight the ongoing push by vendors to meet demand for data-driven insights and automation that can improve efficiency in the facilities management sector. Almost half of building operators believe that AI could have a significant impact on improving the efficiency of preventive maintenance and scheduling, according to a December report by JLL subsidiary Building Engines, which surveyed 370 commercial real estate professionals in collaboration with Building Owners and Managers Association International. On Wednesday, Carrier announced upgrades to its Abound Insights Assistant app that analyzes equipment performance across building portfolios and provides insights to building owners through the app, including recommendations for over 25 categories of equipment in commercial buildings, including HVAC, refrigeration and controls, the company says. The tool alerts users with detailed information about problems and warnings that can help to schedule a site visit for inspection and complete maintenance, the company said in a release. For example, when there is a suspected refrigerant leak in the chiller, the system can warn there may be a risk of potential compressor damage, allowing technicians to show up prepared, Carrier says. An equipment health dashboard within Carrier Abound also shares information on energy efficiency and potential failures that can be filtered by equipment categories, with users able to prioritize and allocate tasks based on the health of connected systems and skills required for each task. Located within the 'To-Do List' feature, each task for equipment also includes AI-generated repair recommendations and service history, Carrier says. IBM on Wednesday released a new version of its Maximo application suite that the company says is designed to help clients deploy asset lifecycle management in the data and AI era. The software provides capital planning tools and a Generative AI assistant that can help users engage with asset data through natural conversation. The upgrades are meant to enable the proactive maintenance of assets, IBM says. In order to help plan capital allocations for projects , Maximo can also generate and compare multiple scenarios for investment in assets based on business priorities; the Asset Investment Planning tool will provide weighted analysis and multi-objective optimization to balance cost, risk and performance, IBM says. The company also added space management features to help optimize workspace use, lease administration and accounting capabilities. Together, IBM says Maximo now provides a 'comprehensive solution for real estate and facilities management.' Recommended Reading FM Technology Outlook: Will AI lead to efficiency gains in 2025?
Business Insider
27-06-2025
- Business
- Business Insider
Why IBM's AI-Driven Maximo App Suite Could Be a Game-Changer for Industrial Maintenance
Tech giant IBM (IBM) recently announced that it is upgrading its Maximo Application Suite by adding advanced AI features that help businesses manage their equipment more efficiently. Indeed, the company said that this AI isn't just a smart assistant, but a new way to automate tasks, improve workflows, and support better decision-making. By making it easier to interact with data and assets, IBM believes Maximo can help teams reduce downtime and achieve better results. Among the key upgrades is condition-based maintenance, which allows AI to use real-time data to tell teams exactly when equipment needs servicing. Confident Investing Starts Here: This is helpful because it eliminates the guesswork of scheduling repairs that might end up being unnecessary. In addition, Maximo's Work Order Intelligence helps by automatically suggesting the right problem codes based on past data, thereby making it easier to spot trends and take action. Interestingly, Maximo can also use historical data and visual inspection tools for faster failure analysis, which means that AI can detect flaws in equipment images without needing complicated training or setups. To show how this works in the real world, IBM gave the example of a supervisor on an offshore oil rig who gets an alert about a risky transformer. Maximo's AI quickly pulls up the equipment's repair history, shows possible failure causes, and suggests next steps. When the technician confirms the damage, the AI updates the system, assigns the right codes, and starts follow-up tasks. IBM says that this kind of instant, AI-powered support will only get better and will help teams respond faster, plan smarter, and stay focused on high-impact work. What Is the Target Price for IBM? Turning to Wall Street, analysts have a Moderate Buy consensus rating on IBM stock based on seven Buys, five Holds, and two Sells assigned in the past three months, as indicated by the graphic below. Furthermore, the average IBM price target of $269.46 per share implies 7.7% downside risk.
Tom's Guide
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
New on Apple TV Plus in July 2025 — all the shows and movies to watch
A new month is quickly upon us (how is summer flying by so fast?!), which means that Apple TV Plus (as well as the rest of the best streaming services) will be introducing a whole new selection of films and TV shows to celebrate the beginning of July. This coming month will see the addition of several high-profile titles to Apple TV Plus's already sprawling streaming library, including the third season of ambitious sci-fi saga "Foundation," documentary adventure series "The Wild Ones," and the first Peanuts musical in more than three decades. Elsewhere, you've got the fourth and final installment of the hit bilingual comedy series "Acapulco," which closes out the rags-to-riches story of Maximo (Eugenio Derbez) as he returns to Las Colinas to restore it to its former glory before the grand reopening. You can find more info about all the new Apple TV Plus releases coming your way in July 2025 below. Entering its third season this July, "Foundation" is based on the award-winning novels by Isaac Asimov, a sci-fi epic that chronicles a band of exiles on their monumental journey to save humanity and rebuild civilization and the fall of the Galactic Empire. Led by Emmy-nominated actors Jared Harris, Lee Pace, and star Lou Llobell, the 10-episode new season will pick up 152 years after the events of season 2. Apple's official synopsis reads: "The Foundation has become increasingly established far beyond its humble beginnings while the Cleonic Dynasty's Empire has dwindled. "As both of these galactic powers forge an uneasy alliance, a threat to the entire galaxy appears in the fearsome form of a warlord known as 'The Mule' whose sights are set on ruling the universe by use of physical and military force, as well as mind control. It's anyone's guess who will win, who will lose, who will live and who will die as Hari Seldon, Gaal Dornick, the Cleons and Demerzel play a potentially deadly game of intergalactic chess." Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Watch on Apple TV Plus from July 11 This six-part adventure docuseries sees a dedicated trio of wildlife filmmakers — including expedition leader Aldo Kane, wildlife and camera trap expert Declan Burley and wildlife cinematographer Vianet Djenguet — travel through the world's most remote and unforgiving environments to track and protect critically endangered animals from extinction. All six episodes will premiere globally in one fell swoop, with each installment featuring crafty camerawork and survival skills as the team races to locate, record and protect these elusive creatures before it's too late. Watch on Apple TV Plus from July 11 It's been more than 30 years since audiences have been charmed by a Peanuts musical special, and luckily that wait will end this July with "Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical," a 40-minute streaming event "about the joy and magic of summer camp and the importance of preserving what you love," per the streamer. "Charlie Brown loves camp and is determined to make his final year special, but Sally, a first-time camper, is nervous and skeptical of the new and unfamiliar place," reads the special's official description. "While everyone settles into camp, Snoopy and Woodstock discover a treasure map that takes them on a wild adventure nearby." Along with the return of those beloved Peanuts characters, the new musical will feature original songs by Emmy Award nominees Jeff Morrow and Ben Folds. Watch on Apple TV Plus from July 18 "In 1984, Maximo Gallardo's dream comes true when he gets the job of a lifetime at Acapulco's hottest resort, Las Colinas, but he soon realizes that working there will be far more complicated than he ever imagined" reads the series descriptor of the acclaimed Apple TV Plus comedy "Acapulco," which will debut the fourth and final chapter on the streamer this July. Led by Emmy and SAG Award-winning star and executive producer Eugenio Derbez, season 4 will see present-day Máximo (Derbez) work tirelessly to restore Las Colinas to its former glory before the grand reopening. Back in 1986, however, young Máximo (Enrique Arrizon) will do whatever it takes to get back on top and secure Las Colinas's future when a competitor claims the number one spot in the annual ranking of the destination's best hotels. Watch on Apple TV Plus from July 23
