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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:47:00

As we begin another week, it looks pretty chilly. chilly temperatures. the first couple of days of the week will be cold and then something less cold. something milder coming our way. if you are in northern ireland or scotland, a cold start to the day. as we can further south we are looking at six and seven. it will feel chilly if you are stepping out. low pressure is on the near continent. the area around low pressure moves in an anticlockwise direction. we are pulling in northerly, arctic air....
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TSMC signs contract to procure green energy for partners and subsidiaries in Taiwan

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced it signed contracts with Ark Power, a green energy subsidiary of Taiwan-based Ark Solar Energy, to procure a total of 20 billion kWh of recycled energy for its supply chain partners and subsidiaries on April 21.
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Atomera founder talks about how its patented MST technology benefits chipmakers

Atomera was founded in 2001 by Robert Mears with a vision to develop a platform of materials technologies for use across multiple industries. In response to the slowdown in the advancement of Moores Law, Atomera developed Mears Silicon Technology (MST), which provides several power, performance, area, and cost (PPAC) improvements. MSTs potential to improve PPAC also shows promise in developing MRAM to the point where it can finally be considered a mainstream memory. An email interview with Mears...
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Tata ropes in fomer Intel Foundry Service president for OSAT business

As Tata is looking to build its OSAT business and precision electronics manufacturing amid Indias aspiration to build a self-reliant semiconductor ecosystem, the Indian conglomerate has hired Randhir Thakur, former head of Intel Foundry Services, to lead its newly-established semiconductors business.
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