TSMC and Intel exchange rants.
Intel’s Gelsinger may not have enough time to regain Intel’s process technology leadership.
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Visualizing the Abundance of Elements in the Earth’s Crust
Earth’s Crust Elements
The crust is a rigid surface containing both the oceans and landmasses. Most elements are found in only trace amounts within the Earth’s crust, but several are abundant.
The Earth’s crust comprises about 95% igneous and metamorphic rocks, 4% shale, 0.75% sandstone, and 0.25% limestone.
New Holland unveils unique Straddle Tractor Concept for narrow vineyards
The concept offers a glimpse into the future that premium wine growers with narrow vineyards can aspire to.
Carbon Zero 2030. They Claim The Energy Supply Cannot Be Done. They Are Wrong!
It is true that renewables have an immense road ahead, but we already know the destination, Net Zero, in all areas of life, so why keep throwing good money after bad with fossil fuels.
I show exactly where we are with renewables and storage, and indeed it is woefully short, but I also show how we could take the initiative and the right decisions to clean our energy supply as early as 2030.
There is big money trying to wring out every last penny of profit from their declining empires, and using politicians on their pay to do their dirty work, but we can decide where we spend our money, and we can harass the companies to do more and faster, and we can make a better future for all of us.
#ClimateCrisis #cleanenergy
Microsoft begins crackdown on China’s online espionage network
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Model Mars Rover Does A Zombie Walk To Escape A Sand Trap
This rover has moves that could take over a dance floor. A new video shows a simulator known as the Ground Test Model doing a sort of zombie walk over Martian-like terrain, to test out techniques for a future Mars missions.
“The rover initially has its front two wheels almost completely buried in sand, but easily escapes using its unique wheel-walking mode,” the European Space Agency said in a statement of the testing at Thales Alenia Space facilities in Turin, Italy, noting that the 6-foot drive took about 20 minutes to accomplish.
“The back wheels drag once the front four wheels have gained good traction on firmer terrain. The reason is that the wheel-walking sequence tested here has rather been optimized for climbing steep slopes with loose soils,” ESA added of the sequence.
