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Future Chips Will Be Hotter Than Ever

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But while the industry was chasing logic density, an unwanted side effect became more prominent: heat. In a system-on-chip (SoC) like todays CPUs and GPUs , temperature affects performance, power consumption, and energy efficiency. Experts expect the semiconductor industry to introduce CFETs in the 2030s.

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Cheaper Tesla Model Y may launch in China

Teslarati

A Chinese news outlet’s industry sources recently revealed that Tesla may release a “lower-priced Model Y” in China. The cheaper Tesla Model Y will have the same battery, power, and chassis as the current Model Y–meaning the Juniper.

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Shock! iPhone maker to sell EV in Australia badged as a Mitsubishi. No, this is not April 1!

EV Central

Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn is reported to have locked in a deal with Mitsubishi to build an advanced all-new battery-powered compact SUV for Australia that will land in local dealerships in the first half of 2026. Yes, you read that right. Foxconn EV lineup.

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Fast-Charging vs. Home-Charging: What Is Better for EV Owners?

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EV owners in Rural & Agrarian Communities: Farmers looking at electric tractors and battery-powered implements are going to want dependable home-based charging options. But as electric vehicles evolve, so does the agriculture industry towards electrification.

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How U.S. Airports Like Pittsburgh’s Generate Electricity On Site to Avoid Heathrow-Like Outages

Baua Electric

Aviation accounts for 2 to 3 percent of global emissions and is a particularly difficult industry to decarbonize because there are few emission-free alternatives for jet fuel. They can also help to supplement rising energy needs as airport vehicles, shuttles, rental cars and, eventually, small aircraft shift to battery power.

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The Internet of Things Gets a 5G Update

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The new research also signals an important step toward applications that include smaller, low-power health monitors, smart cameras, and industrial sensors, for instance. More broadly, the prospect of moving the IoT onto 5G means more things can connect more quickly with potentially greater data speeds and less battery drain. “You

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How Close Are Humanoid Robots to Replacing Auto Workers?

The Truth About Cars

There has been a rash of articles this year pertaining to how the automotive industry has begun testing humanoid robots. We likewise see a gradual decline in the number of assembly jobs since the automotive sector became the first industry to both develop and implement robotic arms at factories (e.g. General Motors Unimate).

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