The volume required can be huge. In the U.S., chip factories use far less water than agriculture and power generation industries, and semiconductors have not… Read More »Do you want to win a Chip War? You need a lot of water
Jacqui Van Liew/Wired Days after Meta launched its new app, Threads, this month, a software engineer at the company named Ben Savage introduced himself to… Read More »Fear, disgust and excitement as Threads use the open standard used by Mastodon
If you enjoy eating at Bojangles, you may be wondering about Bojangles breakfast times. This is a common question from customers as they want to… Read More »Bojangles Breakfast Times – Breakfast times at Bojangles
Typically, this money would primarily be funneled to so-called top manufacturers, which are attractive to the Defense Logistics Agency, the Department of Defense’s procurement arm,… Read More »The war in Ukraine shows that the US military-industrial complex is not ready for battle
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Why it matters: Inflation is still stubbornly high. Overall inflation numbers have fallen, but policymakers are closely monitoring other measures of price pressures that indicate… Read More »UK inflation slows to 7.9 percent
Enlarge / Artist’s concept of the VIPER rover operating in lunar darkness. The search for ice at the moon’s poles has become big in the… Read More »NASA begins building ice-hunting lunar rover
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hopes to stay in power by selling himself as the repairman of a broken Britain. But with inflation still high, debt… Read More »While Sunak is making his case for the British, the economy is undermining it
The UN Security Council held its first session on Tuesday on the threat artificial intelligence poses to international peace and stability, and Secretary-General António Guterres… Read More »UN officials push for regulation of AI at Security Council meeting
The Hollywood actors’ union said Tuesday it had exempted 39 independent film and TV projects from the strike, including two films from A24, the secretive… Read More »Actor strike won’t stop 39 independent projects, says SAG-AFTRA
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Angelo Mozilo, a founder of Countrywide Financial who presided over the credit giant’s meteoric rise and then its collapse during the 2008 financial crisis, died… Read More »Angelo Mozilo, whose mortgage giant fell after a failed housing project, dies at 84
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The economic impact of the relentless heat wave scorching southern Europe, the United States and much of the northern hemisphere may be short-lived in most… Read More »The economic impacts of extreme heat will increase over time
