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    Rapid carbon-to-stone tech nears industry deployment after 2,500-hour operational run
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    Rapid carbon-to-stone tech nears industry deployment after 2,500-hour operational run

    Paebbl, a Netherlands-based startup, claims to have developed a technology that can convert CO2 into stone-like materials within hours, signaling its ...

    20 Nov 3 min
    AI innovation to get robust boost as 3 tech giants join hands with multi-billion dollar deal
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    AI innovation to get robust boost as 3 tech giants join hands with multi-billion dollar deal

    Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Anthropic have formed a strategic partnership to accelerate the growth of Anthropic's Claude AI model using Microsoft Azure. NV...

    19 Nov 3 min
    AI learns CAD just by watching designers work and starts building 3D models itself
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    AI learns CAD just by watching designers work and starts building 3D models itself

    MIT engineers are developing an AI model capable of operating CAD software by mimicking human interactions. The system utilizes the VideoCAD dataset, ...

    19 Nov 3 min
    China building new 7.2 GW nuclear plant to power energy needs of 5 million people
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    China building new 7.2 GW nuclear plant to power energy needs of 5 million people

    China General Nuclear Power Group has begun construction on the Zhaoyuan Nuclear Power Plant in Shandong Province, China, which will produce 50 billio...

    19 Nov 3 min
    US approves $1B loan to restart nuclear reactor that can power 800,000 homes
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    US approves $1B loan to restart nuclear reactor that can power 800,000 homes

    The US Department of Energy has approved a $1 billion loan to restart the Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear reactor in Pennsylvania, which can power ap...

    19 Nov 4 min
    7 smartest cities in the world in 2025 that could lead future of urban living
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    7 smartest cities in the world in 2025 that could lead future of urban living

    The article discusses the Smart City Index 2025, highlighting the top seven cities globally recognized for their innovation in technology and urban li...

    12 Nov 5 min
    One-of-a-kind solar park to produce 250 liters of hydrogen daily, alongside power
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    One-of-a-kind solar park to produce 250 liters of hydrogen daily, alongside power

    Four Belgian companies are collaborating to build the world's first solar hydrogen park in Wallonia, Belgium, set for completion in 2026. The facility...

    11 Nov 3 min
    UK’s massive wind turbine project gets 150 recyclable blades to power 1.2 million homes
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    UK’s massive wind turbine project gets 150 recyclable blades to power 1.2 million homes

    RWE has installed 150 recyclable wind turbine blades at the Sofia Offshore Wind Farm in the North Sea, marking the first large-scale use of recyclable...

    11 Nov 3 min
    Paint-like coating cools buildings, reflects 97% of sunlight, captures water from air
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    Paint-like coating cools buildings, reflects 97% of sunlight, captures water from air

    Researchers from the University of Sydney and Dewpoint Innovations have developed a paint-like coating that passively cools buildings by reflecting up...

    09 Nov 3 min
    The coming data center boom that’ll change energy forever
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    The coming data center boom that’ll change energy forever

    The article discusses the growing energy demands of AI-driven data centers and how this boom is reshaping energy infrastructure. It highlights the dua...

    07 Nov 5 min
    Harder than steel: New composite metal foam could make tougher, safer cargo tankers
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    Harder than steel: New composite metal foam could make tougher, safer cargo tankers

    A recent study has shown that Composite Metal Foam (CMF) can significantly improve the safety of cargo tankers transporting hazardous materials. Devel...

    07 Nov 3 min
    Science meant for preserving the dead now strengthens cedar construction wood
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    Science meant for preserving the dead now strengthens cedar construction wood

    Researchers in Canada are adapting plastination, a technique used in preserving human remains, to enhance the durability and water resistance of Weste...

    06 Nov 3 min