Author Archives: Bill Toulas

A feasible proposal to store all of UK’s nuclear waste safely

The University of Sheffield in the UK has published a study where they present a new proposal on nuclear waste storage. The UK has gradually accumulated over 248,000 m3 of radioactive waste from its 25…

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Huaneng announces completion of the world’s largest floating solar farm

The China Huaneng Group has announced that the 320,000-kilowatt floating solar power station in Dingzhuang has been put into operation, and everything works as expected. This is the world’s largest water surface photovoltaic farm, and…

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Doosan Bobcat T7X is the world’s first electric digger

Doosan Bobcat has presented a new digger and truck loader model codenamed ‘T7X’, and it’s the world’s first fully-electric excavation equipment. The product was presented during the recent 2022 CES, and it won the “Innovation…

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Researchers create laser bug zapping system that helps reduce pesticides

Researchers at the National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO) in Japan have developed a bug-zapping system that could help reduce pesticides and other health-harming chemicals used in the agricultural sector. The researchers claim that…

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Lidl testing cellulose coating as a way to keep produce fresh for longer

Researchers at Empa’s Cellulose & Wood Materials laboratory have partnered with Lidl to develop an ecological food coating that could help keep fruits and vegetables sold on the store chain fresh for longer. The bio-degradable…

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How The Product of a Food Company Threatens to Extend Chip Shortages to 2026

According to a press statement by Taiwanese board manufacturer Unimicron, chip shortages may persist until 2026, and the reason for that could be a little known dependence of the global manufacturing on the supply of…

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Why Electric Cars are Bad at Towing, and Which Models Aren’t

Electric cars are no longer “the future”, as they have already captured significant portions of the auto market. With more people using them for their day-to-day tasks, peculiar and unexpected limitations arise. Most notably, it’s…

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How The Images Produced by JWST will Compare to Those of Humble

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) launched with success on December 24, 2021, and it won’t be long before the first images from it are beamed back to Earth. And while we know that Hubble’s…

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Xiaomi Has Found a Way to Increase Smartphone Battery Capacity By 10%

Xiaomi, the Chinese tech giant, has announced a breakthrough in battery technology that enables them to increase cell capacity by 10%, adding about 100 minutes of use time. While this may not sound like a…

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Samsung and IBM Present Game-Changing “Cube” Semiconductor Design

Samsung and IBM, two leaders in semiconductor design, have presented a ground-breaking new vertical transistor architecture that may turn processors from rectangular slabs to cubes. The idea of this novel approach is to increase the…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

A feasible proposal to store all of UK’s nuclear waste safely

Huaneng announces completion of the world’s largest floating solar farm

Doosan Bobcat T7X is the world’s first electric digger

Researchers create laser bug zapping system that helps reduce pesticides

Lidl testing cellulose coating as a way to keep produce fresh for longer

How The Product of a Food Company Threatens to Extend Chip Shortages to 2026

Why Electric Cars are Bad at Towing, and Which Models Aren’t

How The Images Produced by JWST will Compare to Those of Humble

Xiaomi Has Found a Way to Increase Smartphone Battery Capacity By 10%

Samsung and IBM Present Game-Changing “Cube” Semiconductor Design

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