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MK Stalin To Launch Fifty Water Vending Machines In Chennai
In a major public welfare initiative to ensure access to clean drinking water for all, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin will inaugurate 50 vending machines across Chennai on Wednesday.
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Company Upgrades To Premium Coffee Machine, But Reverts To "Liquid Garbage" In 2 Months. Here's Why
Recently, one employee took to Reddit to highlight the misuse of a thoughtful workplace upgrade.
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Crypto Mining Banned in Venezuela, Thousands of Machines Seized
The government of Venezuela has joined forces with the national electrical system to identify and disconnect crypto mining farms from the power grid in the course of the coming few days. The Venezuelan Ministry of Electrical Energy (MPPPE) has already kick started a power supply control plan to bust crypto mining clusters.
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Twitter Auctions Blue Bird Statue And Other Office Furniture
From an espresso machine to a neon electrical logo display, Twitter has placed hundreds of items from its San Francisco headquarters up for auction online.
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Aeva to Sell Industrial Sensors to German Firm for Self-Driving Mining Trucks, Automated Manufacturing
Aeva will sell its sensors for industrial uses to a German firm as part of a new deal, the company said on Monday. The Silicon Valley-based firm will sell its sensors to German company Sick AG for industrial purposes such as automating manufacturing lines with machines and self-driving mining trucks. Other firms like Nikon also use Aeva sensors to ...
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Bitcoin Mining Jerked to a Halt in Texas Hub Amid Heat Wave Predictions, Power Outage Possibilities
Parts of Texas are bracing to see the heat situation climb beyond the mark of 40 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In order to ensure that power supply is not disrupted in the state, majority BTC miners there have paused their operations. Over 1,000 megawatts worth of Bitcoin mining load were turned off to conserve energy for the state’s networ...
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Carmakers Dream Of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
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Carmakers Dream of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
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Xbox Series S/X Fastest Selling Microsoft Consoles; Company Calls for Cross-Platform Player Ban
Xbox Series S/X are extremely popular gaming consoles and, at this point in their life cycles, have outsold the previous generation machines considering the equivalent period. Microsoft's latest consoles were launched in November 2020. Furthermore, Microsoft is aiming at reducing bad influence in the online gaming community by introducing a cross-p...
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Crypto Crackdown Picks Pace in Kosovo, Cops Confiscate Over 300 Mining Machines Amid Power Crisis
In December 2021, Kosovo had announced a 60-day emergency period due to power shortage. Illegal crypto-mining emerged as the prime reason. On January 5, Kosovo banned crypto mining after which the police authorities have been conducting raids.
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UK Sikh Engineer's Low-Cost Washing Machines To Head To India
A London-born Indian-origin engineer's project to supply low-cost washing machines to countries such as India, where handwashing of clothes remains a time-consuming exercise, has got off to a good start following field research in camps in Iraq.
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Apple Reportedly Looking To Reinvent The Supply Chain Of AutomobilesÂ
The Apple Car division in the recent past has been led by John Giannandrea who is the AI and machine learning boss at the Cupertino-based tech company.
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Amazon’s Inferentia Chip to Handle Some Alexa Voice Assistant Services as Company Moves Away From Nvidia
Amazon on Thursday said it shifted part of the computing for its Alexa voice assistant to its own custom-designed Inferentia chips, aiming to make the work faster and cheaper while moving it away from chips supplied by Nvidia.
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IIT Hyderabad Researchers Use Machine Learning Algorithms To Study Supply Chain Network Of Biofuels
IIT Hyderabad Researchers are using computational methods to understand the factors and impediments in incorporating biofuels into the fuel sector in India.
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TVS Motor Company Invests $3.85 Million In Supply Chain Start-Up TagBox
Hosur-based two-wheeler giant, TVS Motor Company has announced that it has invested $3.85 million (around Rs. 26.69 crore) in TagBox, a supply chain IIoT and Machine Learning platform company as part of its Series A funding round. The company further stated that this round was completely led by TVS and its Singapore-based subsidiary TVS Motor (Sing...
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MK Stalin To Launch Fifty Water Vending Machines In Chennai
In a major public welfare initiative to ensure access to clean drinking water for all, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin will inaugurate 50 vending machines across Chennai on Wednesday.
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Company Upgrades To Premium Coffee Machine, But Reverts To "Liquid Garbage" In 2 Months. Here's Why
Recently, one employee took to Reddit to highlight the misuse of a thoughtful workplace upgrade.
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Crypto Mining Banned in Venezuela, Thousands of Machines Seized
The government of Venezuela has joined forces with the national electrical system to identify and disconnect crypto mining farms from the power grid in the course of the coming few days. The Venezuelan Ministry of Electrical Energy (MPPPE) has already kick started a power supply control plan to bust crypto mining clusters.
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Twitter Auctions Blue Bird Statue And Other Office Furniture
From an espresso machine to a neon electrical logo display, Twitter has placed hundreds of items from its San Francisco headquarters up for auction online.
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Aeva to Sell Industrial Sensors to German Firm for Self-Driving Mining Trucks, Automated Manufacturing
Aeva will sell its sensors for industrial uses to a German firm as part of a new deal, the company said on Monday. The Silicon Valley-based firm will sell its sensors to German company Sick AG for industrial purposes such as automating manufacturing lines with machines and self-driving mining trucks. Other firms like Nikon also use Aeva sensors to ...
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Bitcoin Mining Jerked to a Halt in Texas Hub Amid Heat Wave Predictions, Power Outage Possibilities
Parts of Texas are bracing to see the heat situation climb beyond the mark of 40 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In order to ensure that power supply is not disrupted in the state, majority BTC miners there have paused their operations. Over 1,000 megawatts worth of Bitcoin mining load were turned off to conserve energy for the state’s networ...
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Carmakers Dream Of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
-
Carmakers Dream of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
-
Xbox Series S/X Fastest Selling Microsoft Consoles; Company Calls for Cross-Platform Player Ban
Xbox Series S/X are extremely popular gaming consoles and, at this point in their life cycles, have outsold the previous generation machines considering the equivalent period. Microsoft's latest consoles were launched in November 2020. Furthermore, Microsoft is aiming at reducing bad influence in the online gaming community by introducing a cross-p...
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Crypto Crackdown Picks Pace in Kosovo, Cops Confiscate Over 300 Mining Machines Amid Power Crisis
In December 2021, Kosovo had announced a 60-day emergency period due to power shortage. Illegal crypto-mining emerged as the prime reason. On January 5, Kosovo banned crypto mining after which the police authorities have been conducting raids.
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UK Sikh Engineer's Low-Cost Washing Machines To Head To India
A London-born Indian-origin engineer's project to supply low-cost washing machines to countries such as India, where handwashing of clothes remains a time-consuming exercise, has got off to a good start following field research in camps in Iraq.
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Apple Reportedly Looking To Reinvent The Supply Chain Of AutomobilesÂ
The Apple Car division in the recent past has been led by John Giannandrea who is the AI and machine learning boss at the Cupertino-based tech company.
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Amazon’s Inferentia Chip to Handle Some Alexa Voice Assistant Services as Company Moves Away From Nvidia
Amazon on Thursday said it shifted part of the computing for its Alexa voice assistant to its own custom-designed Inferentia chips, aiming to make the work faster and cheaper while moving it away from chips supplied by Nvidia.
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IIT Hyderabad Researchers Use Machine Learning Algorithms To Study Supply Chain Network Of Biofuels
IIT Hyderabad Researchers are using computational methods to understand the factors and impediments in incorporating biofuels into the fuel sector in India.
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TVS Motor Company Invests $3.85 Million In Supply Chain Start-Up TagBox
Hosur-based two-wheeler giant, TVS Motor Company has announced that it has invested $3.85 million (around Rs. 26.69 crore) in TagBox, a supply chain IIoT and Machine Learning platform company as part of its Series A funding round. The company further stated that this round was completely led by TVS and its Singapore-based subsidiary TVS Motor (Sing...
