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Posted onGareth Lewis,Wales political editor and Steffan Messenger,Wales environment correspondent BBC Work will begin next year, with the aim of generating power by the mid 2030s A first-of-its-kind nuclear power station is to be built on Anglesey, bringing up to 3,000 jobs and billions of pounds of investment. The plant at Wylfa, on the Welsh island’s…
xMEMS has a secret weapon that makes thinner smart glasses with better audio a reality
Posted onJada Jones/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways xMEMS designs and manufactures tiny audio and cooling chips. The company’s audio chips can replace entire dynamic drivers. Despite the innovation, manufacturer adoption is still a work in progress. Consumer technology continues to advance every year. Smartphones debut with on-device, AI-powered features,…
Musk wants up to $134B in OpenAI lawsuit, despite $700B fortune | TechCrunch
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I tried an automatic roll-up pet door, and it was the smart home fix I didnt know I needed
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Another National Science Board Chair Took Credit for Someone Else’s Work — Minding The Campus
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New map reveals landscape beneath Antarctica in unprecedented detail
Posted onMark Poynting,Climate researcherand Erwan Rivault,Senior data designer Getty Images A new map has unmasked the landscape beneath Antarctica’s ice in unprecedented detail, something scientists say could greatly enhance our understanding of the frozen white continent. Researchers used satellite data and the physics of how Antarctica’s glaciers move to work out what the continent might look…
