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Chroma Systems Solutions has announced that its Chroma 17020 Battery Test System was used to evaluate the lithium-ion battery systems aboard NASA’s Orion crew capsule for the Artemis II mission—the first crewed Artemis flight, a circumlunar voyage carrying four astronauts. Testing happened in two phases. First, the 17020 was usedContinue Reading

Dell Alienware’s new $1,300 gaming laptop cuts corners by using cheap plastic and older-gen gaming hardware

The Alienware 15 is available in several hardware configurations, with both AMD and Intel CPU options, along with multiple generations of Nvidia GeForce RTX GPUs. A configuration featuring an AMD Ryzen 5 220 processor and a GeForce RTX 4050 graphics card starts at $1,300, while the most expensive Intel-based model…Read Entire Article…Continue Reading

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“We talked about possibly working together for guardrails” on AI, The Traitor told reporters following his talks with Xi in China., “We talked about possibly working together for guardrails” on AI, The Traitor told reporters following his talks with Xi in China., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading

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The recent “internet addiction” verdicts against Apple, Meta, and YouTube drew applause from those eager to see big tech take a hit. But look behind the headlines and the result is something else entirely. These cases won’t help children. They will fuel a litigation plague that raises costs, chills innovationContinue Reading

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Anthro Energy has received authorization from the US Department of Energy to advance its Louisville, Kentucky electrolyte manufacturing facility into the construction phase—clearing the path for what the Stanford spinout calls the first large-scale, US-owned advanced electrolyte production facility. The approval unlocks the next phase of a $24.9 million DOEContinue Reading