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Rugged, Micro Data Centers Bring Rural Reliability

Cars That Think

Rural connectivity is still a huge issue. As of 2024, FCC came out with a new benchmark with higher speed requirementsincreasing the number of people whose connections dont meet the definition. We just need better connectivity. And theyre getting so much demand in Amarillo that theyre planning to install a second pod.

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How OCPP Powers a Smarter, More Accessible EV Charging Network

EV Connect

EV Connect's recent achievement of OCPP 2.0.1 As Dilip Warrier, Senior Vice President of Technology, noted: "For 15 years, EV Connect has championed open standards and interoperability because they are the foundation of a seamless, accessible, and reliable EV charging experience." Setting Today's EV Charging Standard OCPP 2.0.1,

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Cut the Cord – How Wireless Charging Will Make EVs Effortless

Get Electric Vehicle

With a charging pad installed in the garage, the system delivers up to 3.2 Reduced Wear and Tear No physical connection means no degradation of charging ports or cables over time. ❌ Installation Complexity Installing a wireless pad requires precision, especially in public spaces. The answer is nuanced.

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Electric Nation is providing access to clean and affordable transportation for underserved tribal communities

Plug in America

Specific project goals include: Install 55 direct current fast-charging units on Tribal lands and connect them to main travel routes and other Tribal communities. Install 60 Level 2 EV supply equipment points at community gathering spots, including grocery stores, multifamily housing, Tribal colleges, casinos, and other destinations.

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Living Electric in Alaska: An Anchorage Owner's Experience

Electric Auto Association

He points to the recent installation of a 180kW charger in Anchorage as a significant step forward, though the area still relies heavily on just two Tesla Superchargers. He emphasizes the need for self-reliance and improvement to infrastructure beyond Anchorage, where cellular network coverage can be spotty, affecting charger connectivity.

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Henry Samueli and the Rise of Digital Broadband

Cars That Think

Since in those days each chip contained very few functions (like a four-bit adder or a quad flip-flop), you had to connect up hundreds or thousands of such digital logic chips to actually build a reasonable system, Samueli said. It is a thrilling environment. The other bonus of the university environment is academic freedom.

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Maine’s Floating Offshore Wind Ambitions in Jeopardy

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portfolio , citing the political environment. Floating turbines are designed to function farther offshore in waters too deep to anchor turbine towers to the sea floor, and the fledgling industry has yet to install a single commercial-scale turbine in U.S. Multinational wind giant RWE paused work on its entire 6-gigawatt U.S.

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