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Mashup Score: 12Australia is grappling with too much solar power as renewable growth outpaces grid capacity - 3 day(s) ago
The solar boom has been so extraordinary this spring that South Australia has, at times, met all its electricity needs entirely from solar power, reports by ABC…
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Mashup Score: 20"World's simplest" nuclear reactors could be installed underground to provide heat to cities - 3 day(s) ago
The reactor dubbed LDR-50 offers a thermal output of 50 MW, running at a cozy 150Ā°C, which is far below the scorching temps of conventional nuclear plants….
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"World's simplest" nuclear reactors could be installed underground to provide heat to cities https://t.co/CbIE3b2yLH https://t.co/CKps2x5cPv
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Mashup Score: 12FTC: Most smart device makers break the law by not adequately informing consumers of software support terms - 5 day(s) ago
In September, representatives from iFixit, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Consumer Reports sent a letter to Samuel Levine, director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, and…
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FTC: Most smart device makers are breaking the law by not informing consumers of software support terms https://t.co/f1ejwElN7v #CES2025 https://t.co/FvhwYF1XrS
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Mashup Score: 5
Panasonic states that the number of people who interacted directly with the man known as Japan’s “God of management” is declining every year.
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RT @efipm: #Panasonic resurrects founder as an #AI to share his #management wisdom š³ https://t.co/EQyEZG9cBy #LeadershipWisdom #BusinessSā¦
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Mashup Score: 16FTC: Most smart device makers break the law by not adequately informing consumers of software support terms - 12 day(s) ago
In September, representatives from iFixit, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Consumer Reports sent a letter to Samuel Levine, director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, and…
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FTC: Most smart device makers are breaking the law by not informing consumers of software support terms https://t.co/f1ejwElN7v #CES2025 https://t.co/FvhwYF1XrS
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Mashup Score: 3
While it never really took off commercially after 1970, the human washing machine concept clearly made an impression on at least one young visitor from Osaka ā…
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Wild human washing machine promises to rinse you clean in 15 minutes | TechSpot https://t.co/JSrBYCNjJ6
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Mashup Score: 6
Thanks to a mechanochemically engineered combination of the liquid metal alloy Galinstan and ceramic aluminum nitride, this thermal interface material, or TIM, outperformed the best commercial liquid…
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New thermal material provides 72% better cooling than conventionalĀ paste It reduces the need for power-hungry cooling pumps andĀ fans https://t.co/KOFqV184X7 https://t.co/yNFClfZuFd
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Mashup Score: 1TSMC and GlobalFoundries secure $13B in Chips Act funds ahead of Trump's inauguration - 1 month(s) ago
Reuters and Bloomberg report that TSMC, GlobalFoundries, and another unnamed company have completed agreements to receive billions in Chips Act funds from the US government. The deliveries…
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TSMC and GlobalFoundries secure $13B in Chips Act funds ahead of Trump's inauguration | TechSpot https://t.co/mw3vPPjti2
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Mashup Score: 5TCL's new manufacturing process promises brighter, cheaper, and less power-hungry OLED monitors - 2 month(s) ago
At the recent Omdia Korea Display Conference, Ming-Jong Jou, Chief of the Technology Planning Center, talked more about CSOT (TCL’s manufacturing arm) and its inkjet-printed OLED technology.
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TCL is promising brighter, cheaper, and less power-hungry OLED monitors | TechSpot https://t.co/Vyr9796QA0
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Mashup Score: 9
This “architectural license” agreement is the core partnership that’s kept Android smartphones humming with Qualcomm’s cutting-edge processors for years. Now, according to documents viewed by Bloomberg, Arm…
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In a shocking move, Arm cancels Qualcomm's license to manufacture Snapdragon chips | Qualcomm is almost entirely dependent on those licenses for its products https://t.co/hJHwRoBY1z
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Australia is grappling with too much solar power as renewable growth outpaces grid capacity https://t.co/wZYmQ421ie https://t.co/yo3IKVz2Le