Intel Ice Lake processors tile a silicon wafer. Stephen Shankland / CNET Moore’s law, the observation that the number of transistors on a computer chip doubles every 24 months, has taken a toll when miniature power drops. But chip giant Intel has taken a course to keep the idea alive …
Read More »Enzyme cocktail developed in Brazil power for second generation ethanol production
Trichoderma reesei fungus RUT-C30 strain, which was created to produce high-yielding enzymes. Credit: LNBR-CNPEM Researchers from the Brazilian Center for Energy and Materials Research (CNPEM) have genetically engineered a fungus to produce a cocktail of enzymes that ferment the carbohydrates in biomass, such as sugar residues (tops and leaves) and …
Read More »Faxes use bizarre things. We now need a supply chain.
(Bloomberg Opinion) – We have already seen the cost of supply chain failure during the Covid-19 pandemic: Delays in the production of simple nasal swabs passed tests by months, even as the pandemic exploded in the US. The world is now seriously awaiting a vaccine, and will need billions of …
Read More »Small asteroid is almost never seen near Earth: NASA
An asteroid the size of an SUV travels 1,830 miles (2,950 kilometers) above the earth, the closest asteroid ever seen through our planet, NASA said Tuesday. If it had been on a collision course with Earth, the asteroid – named 2020 QG – would probably not have caused any damage, …
Read More »Far-right activist Laura Loomer wins primary GOP of Florida
Far-right activist Laura Loomer won the GOP House primarily in Florida’s 21st Congressional District, giving the Republican Party a controversial nominee in a safe blue district. Loomer pulled for a full field of Republicans to win the nomination in the all-blue southeast Florida district at 9:43 a.m. EDT, according to …
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