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WorkCan Supercapacitors Save the Grid from AI's Power Spikes? In the United Kingdom, electricity provider National Grid faces a problem every time there is a soccer match on (or any other widely viewed televised event, for that matter): During halftime, or a commercial break, an inordinate number of viewers go to turn on their tea kettles. This highly British coordinated activity strains the energy grid, causing spikes in demand of sometimes thousands of megawatts. WorkWorkWork
WorkWorkBrad Arnold, frontman with rock band 3 Doors Down, diagnosed with stage four cancer 3 Doors Down performed at the Make America Great Again! Welcome Celebration, a concert to mark Donald Trump’s 2017 inauguration as president. After criticism in some quarters, guitarist Chris Henderson defended their performance, saying: “It wasn’t a Trump thing … It was the inauguration of a president of the United States of America. This is history-making stuff. It’s a one-in-a-lifetime chance to do something for your country.” WorkWork
WorkWorkApril storms that killed 24 in US made more severe by burning fossil fuels study This is the 101st WWA study, a decade-old initiative that provides rapid scientific analysis on whether and to what extent human-induced global heating driven by burning fossil fuels and deforestation has altered the likelihood and intensity of a local extreme weather event. The latest study was conducted by 15 researchers as part of the World Weather Attribution group, including scientists from universities and meteorological agencies in the US, UK, France and Netherlands. WorkWorkHow the US Built 5,000 Ships in WWII Among the most impressive manufacturing achievements of the US during WWII was the number of ships it produced. Prior to the war, the American shipbuilding industry had been moribund. Shipyards had been busy during and immediately following WWI, but the huge flood of wartime ships greatly reduced demand for new ones, and American shipyards didn’t produce a single oceangoing hull between 1922 and 1928. The onset of the Great Depression only made things worse, and by 1935 annual tonnage produced by US commercial shipbuilders had fallen to its lowest level in more than 100 years.
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WorkXi's Visit to Russia Complicates China's Courtship of Europe As Donald J. Trump has injected chaos into the world by roiling America's alliances and threatening economic turmoil with his wall of tariffs, China has tried to sell a consistent message: We will be a force of global stability during a turbulent time. WorkWorkThis Founder Just Launched an AI Clone of Himself. Should You? - Inc (No paywall) Entrepreneurs are in a constant, never-ending battle with time. Between managing direct reports, training new employees, and growing the business, it can feel like there arent enough hours in the day to get everything done. But what if you could offload some of that work to someone you trust implicitly: a version of yourself? WorkTrumps latest deportation scheme is almost certainly illegal In a world with too much noise and too little context, Vox helps you make sense of the news. We dont flood you with panic-inducing headlines or race to be first. We focus on being useful to you breaking down the news in ways that inform, not overwhelm.
WorkWorkWorkMacron calls on US, Europe to lift sanctions on Syria Al-Sharaa, a former Al Qaeda member, has received a cautious welcome from the international community after his forces toppled brutal Syrian dictator Bashar Assad late last year. He has vowed to protect minority groups in Syria and to pursue more inclusive policies. Work 
WorkWorkWorkChinese cyber menace exceeds threat from Russia, Dutch spy chiefwarns China has a very complex, organized cyber system. And we are not able to have a full grasp on what they can do, Vice Adm. Peter Reesink, director of Dutch military intelligence agency MIVD, told POLITICO during an interview. I would say that it's more threatening than Russia. WorkLive Updates: Papal Conclave Enters 2nd Day When it comes to the conclave to elect the next pope, the waiting is the hardest part. The 133 cardinals tasked with picking the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church and 1.
WorkWorkCanada's F-35 nightmare Ellie Cook is a Newsweek security and defense reporter based in London, U.K. Her work focuses largely on the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S. military, weapons systems and emerging technology. She joined Newsweek in January 2023, having previously worked as a reporter at the Daily Express, and is a graduate of International Journalism at City, University of London. Languages: English, Spanish.You can reach Ellie via email at [email protected]. WorkGenetic Study Retraces the Origins of Coronaviruses in Bats In the early 2000s, a coronavirus infecting bats jumped into raccoon dogs and other wild mammals in southwestern China. Some of those animals were sold in markets, where the coronavirus jumped again, into humans. The result was the SARS pandemic, which spread to 33 countries and claimed 774 lives. WorkVagus Nerve Stimulation Erases PTSD - Neuroscience News Summary: A pioneering clinical study found that pairing vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) with traditional therapy eliminated PTSD diagnoses in all participants up to six months post-treatment. The trial combined prolonged exposure therapy with brief bursts of VNS via an implanted device, enhancing neuroplasticity and sustaining remission.
WorkWorkWorkSamsung is paying $350 million for audio brands Bowers & Wilkins, Denon, Marantz and Polk Harman International, a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung, is purchasing the audio business of health technology company Masimo for $350 million in cash. The deal is expected to finalized by the end of 2025, though it's still subject to regulatory approvals. Samsung purchased Harman International back in 2017 for $8 billion, though it allowed the company to operate as an independent subsidiary. Harman's brands include JBL, Harman Kardon, AKG, Mark Levinson, Arcam and Revel. If and when the acquisition pushes through, Masimo's audio brands under Sound United will be added to the list, including Bowers & Wilkins, Denon, Marantz and Polk Audio. Work WorkWorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWorkWork TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 100,000 Industry Executives About Us | Advertise | Privacy PolicyUnsubscribe (one-click) You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs.
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