Scientists develop new battery that could store large amount of wind and solar electricity
Liquid metals behind battery technologies becoming more widely available and affordable
Stanford University researchers have developed a new combination of materials that could see rechargeable batteries able to store large amounts of renewable power created through wind or solar sources....
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Intel unveils 11th-generation Tiger Lake-H series mobile processors
The new processors aim at heavy graphics and compute users
IBM creates the world's first 2nm chip in test lab
IBM has fit 20 billion more transistors onto a chip than it achieved with 7nm tech in 2017
Intel announces $3.5 billion investment in 'chip-stacking'
The plans will create 700 new permanent jobs in New Mexico
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Taiwan prioritises chips over food production, suspends irrigation across thousands of acres of farmland as drought continues
Chipmaking facility uses a lot of water, typically two to four million gallons each day
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