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Hyper has released its new stackable GaN chargers.
The new chargers come in a 65W and 100W configuration.
Hyper has launched its latest product, a new set of GaN chargers that boast multiple connections and the ability to stack them on top of each other for more power.
The company says that its crowdfunding campaign raised over $700,00 from more than 12,000 backers in order to make the new chargers possible. The 65W version includes a wall outlet with 1500W of power, two USB-C ports with 100W Power Delivery 3.0, and one USB-A port with 18W Quick Charge 3.0. The 100W version adds one more USB-C port.
But will he listen?
There are no two ways about it: the world is slowly dying and humanity is, for the most part, forging ahead with no sign of slowing down. Carbon emissions in 2021 have jumped dramatically since pre-covid levels, and many key players simply aren t coming to the table. In an effort to curb emissions, motoring giants GM and Ford are now urging president Biden to halve US emissions by 2030. This comes after the state of California announced that new gas cars sales would no longer be welcome after 2035. Ford and GM are both hard at work on EV programs, and GM has promised 30 new electric vehicles by 2025, but will this be enough to reverse the damage?
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The brand will forever be changed.
BMW s Mini will be the next major automotive brand to go all-electric. Although an official statement has not yet arrived, sources familiar with the matter indicated to Automotive News Europe the decision has been made. BMW CEO Oliver Zipse is expected to make the official announcement this week, specifically March 17. The automaker refused to comment on this report.
Beginning in 2030, Mini will build only battery-electrics, sources claim, though its last purely combustion-engined model will roll off the assembly line in 2025. By 2027, Mini is aiming for around half of sales to be electrified, consisting of both pure battery-electric models, such as the Mini SE, and plug-in hybrids, like the Countryman PHEV. This news should not come as a major surprise.