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Google has committed early‑stage capital to support Elementl Power in developing three advanced nuclear energy projects across the U.S., each designed to deliver at least 600 megawatts of continuous power. Google’s investment helps advance site permitting, connection to the grid, and other development milestones. The company gains an option to purchase electricity from the completed…
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According to Miningstore.com, U.S. tariffs set to take effect August 1st impose duties of 36% on Thailand‑made ASICs, 32% on those from Indonesia, and 25% on machines from Malaysia and China raising landed costs for new mining hardware. These sharp increases apply to new and replacement ASICs, affecting valuation of both future purchases and existing…
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Basel Medical Group Ltd, a Singapore‑based healthcare provider listed on NASDAQ under the ticker BMGL, signed a purchase agreement to acquire up to 10,000 Bitcoin, totaling approximately US $1 billion—by issuing ordinary shares in exchange with a consortium of Bitcoin holders. Company management stated the acquisition aims to diversify its treasury reserves significantly, reinforce its balance sheet,…
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Researchers at the National University of Singapore have harnessed electricity from falling raindrops using an apparatus that mimics rainfall into a narrow vertical tube, generating enough power to light 12 LED bulbs. Wires attached at the tube’s top and bottom collect charge created through a process called charge separation. Rain-sized droplets are released into a…
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A new molten hydroxide salt battery was unveiled at the MOSS facility in Esbjerg, Denmark. The system stores renewable electricity as heat by melting hydroxide salt to around 600 °C (1,112 °F) and later discharges it as steam for industrial or grid use. Capacity totals one gigawatt-hour, sufficient to power 100,000 homes for ten hours. Efficiency reaches…
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Ethiopian Electric Power generated approximately $200 million in the first half of 2025 from bitcoin miners, leveraging surplus hydroelectric power from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam . Annual revenue from bitcoin mining now makes up around 18 percent of total electricity sales for EEP, a jump from $55 million over ten months in late 2024. Over 25 mining firms have signed…
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The taskkill command is a powerful Windows OS CLI tool that allows users to forcefully terminate running processes directly from the terminal. Unlike the Task Manager’s graphical interface, taskkill gives users precise control over which processes to end, either by using the process name (also called the image name) or its unique process ID (PID).…
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The power supply unit (PSU) is the heart of a PC’s electrical system, converting AC wall power into usable DC voltages for internal components. Technicians must understand not just how many watts a system needs, but how rails and amperage affect power delivery. A PSU’s wattage rating indicates the maximum combined power it can deliver,…
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Modern systems now rely heavily on Solid-State Drives (SSDs) for fast data access, but not all SSDs are built the same. Two common types—NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) and SATA (Serial ATA)—differ dramatically in speed, interface, and performance. SATA SSDs use the older SATA interface, originally designed for hard drives. They’re limited to a theoretical maximum…
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Betaray is a spherical glass solar energy generator developed by German architect André Broessel of Rawlemon Studios. Prototype uses a transparent ball lens and dual-axis tracking device to concentrate ambient light, including sunlight, moonlight and cloudlight, up to 10,000× intensity. Impressive early tests suggest up to 35% higher efficiency than conventional dual-axis photovoltaic designs and ability…
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In C++, large programs are typically divided into multiple files to keep code modular, maintainable, and reusable. One of the most important tools in that structure is the header file, usually marked with the .h or .hpp extension. Header files declare the interfaces of your program—such as function prototypes, class definitions, and constants—while leaving the…
