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Solid-state batteries are set to revolutionize energy storage in 2026, with breakthroughs from companies like Donut Lab and Verge Motorcycles offering safer, higher-density alternatives to lithium-ion. They promise 600+ mile EV ranges, ultra-fast charging, and durability, despite scaling challenges. The market is projected to reach $10 billion by 2036.
Cloud costs can quickly spiral when finance teams lack real-time visibility into engineering spend. Join the free virtual FinOps Excellence Summit, hosted by Harness on July 16th, to learn how leading companies like United Airlines are successfully embedding cost controls into their software delivery pipelines.
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The Trump administration proposes an emergency power auction for PJM, forcing AI data center operators like Amazon and Google to fund new plants amid surging energy demands. Backed by bipartisan governors, it aims to shield consumers from rising bills. This political move seeks to make Big Tech pay its fair share.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz admitted the 2023 nuclear phase-out was a "huge mistake," causing soaring energy costs, industrial decline, and increased emissions amid reliance on fossil fuels. This reversal highlights economic fallout and calls for potential reactor restarts, contrasting global nuclear revival trends.
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Engineers at the University of Colorado Boulder developed a surface acoustic wave phonon laser that generates tiny vibrations on silicon chips, enabling slimmer smartphones with enhanced data processing, signal strength, and battery efficiency. This breakthrough could revolutionize 5G/6G networks and extend to wearables and IoT devices.
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