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Chips have to be repeatedly rinsed with ultra-pure water during manufacturing
Intel's new climate plan is ambitious on energy, but forgets about a resource that is just as important: fresh water.
Intel has published its Climate Transition Action Plan, focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and shifting to renewable sources of energy. However, it misses addressing water usage and the ...
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