Technology 
Netherlands Join US in Restricting Chip-Making Exports to China
ASML machine being shipped in container slots in a 747 Credit: ASML)The Netherlands government has unveiled new export restrictions on China. The new rules will prevent China from purchasing its most advanced semiconductor equipment. The world’s largest manufacturer of machines … Continue reading
Intel Asks Germany for Another $5 Billion to Build Megafab
7th Gen Intel Core processors are manufactured on silicon wafers at Intel production facilities. New 7th Gen Intel Core processors deliver richer experiences, incredible performance and responsiveness, and true ultra HD 4K entertainment in stunning new devices. (Credit: Intel Corporation) … Continue reading
Scientists Revive 50,000-Year-Old Virus Frozen in Permafrost
Credit: IGS- CNRS/AMU Scientists have been digging up the remains of ancient plants and animals since time immemorial, but viruses? Jean-Michel Claverie from the Aix-Marseille University School of Medicine has spent the last 20 years searching deep permafrost deposits for … Continue reading
Relativity Space Prepares to Launch First 3D Printed Rocket
(Credit: Relativity Space)From bodily organs to entire houses, it’s now possible to 3D print just about everything—and now an aerospace startup is adding rockets to that list. California-based Relativity Space is preparing to launch the first 3D-printed orbital rocket this … Continue reading
NASA Revives 15-Year-Old IBEX Probe After Recent System Reset
Launching something into space isn’t easy — even small payloads like the Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX), which weighs as much as the average 7-year-old child, are costly and complex. That’s why NASA and other space agencies design spaceflight hardware to … Continue reading
Asus to Allow 192GB of DDR5 Memory on 600 and 700 Series Motherboards
(Credit: Asus) If you’re a hardcore multitasker, Asus has some good news: The company has partnered with Corsair to allow up to 192GB of DDR5 to run in all of its high-end Intel motherboards. The support comes via updated BIOSes for … Continue reading
Sports streaming is a mess. Who will clean it up?
Now that streaming TV has made a fragmented mess of televised sports coverage, the race is on to help users pick up the pieces. Slowly but steadily, companies are assembling menus to guide users through an array sports streaming options. … Continue reading
Wildfire Smoke Eroded Ozone Layer By 10 Percent In 2020: Study
(Credit: Ross Stone/Unsplash)The havoc wreaked by wildfires isn’t just on the ground. Researchers at MIT have found that wildfire smoke particles actively erode Earth’s protective ozone layer, thus widening the gap we’ve been spending the last decade trying to close. … Continue reading
Approaching Comet May Outshine All the Stars in the Sky Next Year
Image: NASA (Credit: NASA)For untold eons, a comet has been drifting through space, paying a visit to Earth every 80,000 years or so. This time, astronomers were on the lookout and gave it a name: C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS). It’s a … Continue reading
Les interactions personnalisées, clés d’une expérience client moderne
Les marques facilement accessibles et qui sont capables de répondre aux attentes de chacun sont celles qui font le mieux grandir leur capital client selon Isoskèle, qui dévoile les résultats de la troisième édition du Baromètre de la Reconnaissance Client.
