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With the launch of Intel’s Third Generation Xeon Scalable platform based on 10nm Ice Lake processors, Intel has upgraded a part of the company that makes the BIG money. For the last few years Intel has been pivoting from a CPU-centric company to a Data-centric company, leveraging the fact that more and more of its product lines are built towards the datacenter mindset. With the launch of the new server platform in this past week, Intel is gearing itself up for an enterprise stack built on 10n...

Date Time Paula Cable-Dunlap: Assembling nuclear mosaic If a nation tries to hide a clandestine nuclear operation, Paula Cable-Dunlap and her team will give their all to help find it. Just don’t call their work “nuclear CSI” – not where she can hear, at least. “It’s never as easy as people make it seem,” said Cable-Dunlap, who leads the National Security Sciences Directorate‘s Collection Science and Engineering Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. “Forensics is such a gross...

11.28 3 Apr 2021 March 8th was not only International Women’s Day but it also marked the foundation of the ‘Women in Engineering Group’ dedicated to help women build careers in the sector. Joining Bobby for this weeks Industry Review are three leading Irish engineers to discuss the sector: Maeve Guilfoyle, Quality Manager with Takumi Precision Engineering Enrika Moore, Co-founder and Quality/Ops Manager, Viska Systems Theresa Mulvihill, Manager of LINC Engineering Network. Listen and subs...

Even deshingled and disheveled, the A-frame at the Pier could not hide its iconic letters spelling out the town’s name, as if tattooed on the structure for all eternity. (© FlaglerLive) Every city great and small has its iconic signature: Seattle’s Needle, Rome’s Coliseum, Alliance’s Carhenge, Paris’s Eiffel and Palm Coast’s water tower (give it a break, it’s a city in progress). For Flagler Beach, it’s the Pier and its sharply angled A-frame, its two sides’ 12 white letters ...

A pair of contracts worth more than $5 million was approved Tuesday by the Fort Wayne City Council.

FW City Council approves pump station contracts DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette A pair of contracts worth more than $5 million approved Tuesday by the Fort Wayne City Council are only part of a major pump station project expected to cost between $45 million and $50 million, a City Utilities official said. In an 8-0 vote, council members approved a pair of engineering services contracts with Wessler Engineering Inc. and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. to manage construction of a deep dewatering pu...

Daily Monitor Monday March 15 2021 Advertisement The Auditor General, Mr John Muwanga, has revealed in his report for 2019/2020 Financial Year that the Uganda National Roads Authority (Unra) spent more than Shs600b on projects whose completeness could not be verified.  The Auditor General (AG) also revealed that another Shs289.1b was spent, without authority, on activities that had not been planned for. In the report submitted to the Speaker of Parliament last week, which Daily Monitor has see...

th ASEAN NCAP Grand Prix for its safety technologies recently. The biannual event aimed to commemorate high achievers in the field of vehicle safety in the ASEAN region. The brand also received the ‘Excellent Award’ as the Most 5 Star Brand for 2019 – 2020. Over the last two years, Toyota has received an overall five-star rating for seven of its vehicle models – a number that is greater than any other brand. Popular models such as the Corolla Altis, Hilux and Innova were recipients of t...

Why join Ireland’s new Women in Engineering Group? 9 Mar 2021620 Views Georgina Molloy, chair of the new Engineers Ireland Women in Engineering Group, explains why it was set up and what it hopes to achieve. Last week was Engineers Week and we showcased a number of women doing brilliant work across the industry, from NASA datanaut Fionnghuala O’Reilly to chemical engineer Caroline Poovelil and civil engineer Eve Cassidy. However, like many areas of STEM, there is a gende...

Globally this figure sits at 30%, an important milestone for businesses internationally, but not the end goal. There is still plenty of opportunity for businesses to reap the benefits of a better gender balance. Yvonne Harris is Irish Waters Head of Customer Operations and Connection Developer Services, and a member of its Board of Directors. "There is tangible evidence that organisations with diverse leadership groups perform better than those who don’t," she said. 40% of the senior manageme...