Mexico invests $40 billion in state plan to develop renewable energy
Mexico plans to invest $40 billion in renewable energy by 2030, aiming for 32,000 MW of new capacity.
Google Begins Lowering Play Store Fees Under Epic Games Settlement
Now, the companies have reached an agreement, and Google is starting to implement changes in the app store as agreed upon in their settlement.
Pentagon Develops Explosives from Coffee Grounds and Coconut Fibers for Future Wars
Marine Corps conducted experiments in the Pacific region, using 3D printing to create controlled explosive charges.
Gas discovery in Suriname boosts Petronas’ offshore reserves to over one billion barrels
This was announced by the President of Suriname, Jennifer Simons, at an energy conference in the capital Paramaribo.
$2.2 billion green hydrogen plant to be built in northeastern Brazil with German support
The plant is set to be located in Areia Branca, a coastal city in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, known for producing most of Brazil’s sea salt.
Chinese Supercomputer LineShine Becomes Fastest in the World, Surpassing US and Germany
China’s LineShine supercomputer tops global rankings, surpassing US and German systems in technological advancements.
New wave of AI concern grips global stock exchanges
Stockholm Stock Exchange managed to stay in the green during Wednesday morning trading, albeit with a slight margin.
UN chief demands ‘the whole truth’ about artificial intelligence’s climate costs
UN chief António Guterres demands transparency on AI’s climate costs and launches initiatives for environmental accountability.
Chinese rocket ‘Long March-12’ boosts payload capacity by 10% with new fuel
China’s Long March-12 rocket increased payload capacity by 10% using new high-energy synthetic kerosene fuel.
Oracle Cuts 21,000 Jobs in a Year Amid AI Implementation
Company Oracle cut about 21,000 jobs over the past twelve months.