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A Milestone in Computing: 2D In-Memory Processor With Over 1000 Transistors

Developed by EPFL researchers, the first large-scale in-memory processor using 2D semiconductor materials could substantially cut the ICT sector’s energy footprint. As information and communication technologies (ICT) process data, they convert electricity into heat. Already today, the global ICT

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Energy Saving Processor Made With 2D Semiconductor Material

EPFL researchers developed the first large-scale in-memory processor using 2D semiconductor materials, which might significantly reduce the energy footprint of the ICT sector.

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BBC News

it's not solely just a physics problem any more. it's an engineering problem, a computer science problem, and also a mathematical problem. i'm optimistic in how quickly quantum computing can really become relevant to us in our everyday lives. firms such as google, microsoft and ibm are all racing to develop the next generation of quantum computers, which may now be a big step closer. pallab ghosh, bbc news, brighton. now it's time for a look at the weather hello. not much going on with the weather for the next few days because high pressure is dominating. remaining dry unsettled, variable cloud with some sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine around today but some showers and strong winds across the north of scotland because weather france will be breezing the

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All In With Chris Hayes

the privilege claims are about the need to get advice, and that's the sort of realtime thing. it's not post facto, necessarily. >> well it's not identical, but it would've been a big step closer. what i think that i find very weird, is doj declining to charge dan scavino. we've had hours, and, hours an hours of congressional testimony. the select committee has revealed so much material from so many senior white house officials, including that they got cooperations from all sorts of folks. it's been crickets in terms of any video footage, or any emails from scavino himself. very different from the level of cooperation, at least, that is publicly known regarding meadows. and doj still chose not to charge him. that's the piece that i find to be even a little bit more of a head-scratcher here, in terms of the way the justice department is handling this. >> that is a really great point that i had not even thought about until you raised, it and i forgot about the scavino part

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All In With Chris Hayes

it would've been a big step closer. what i think that i find very weird, is doj declining to charge dan scavino. we've had hours, and, hours and hours of congressional testimony. the select committee has revealed so much material from so many senior white house officials, indicating that they got cooperations from all sorts of folks. it's been crickets in terms of any video footage, or any emails from scavino himself. very different from the level of cooperation, at least, that is publicly known regarding meadows. and doj still chose not to charge him. that's the piece that i find to be even a little bit more of a head-scratcher here, in terms of the way the justice department is handling this. >> that is a really great point that i had not even thought about until you raised it and i forgot about the scavino part of this. it's also the case -- we've seen people like flynn, for instance, and they've played this i think to kind of embarrass him, justifiably so,

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BBC News at Six

it's affected my eating, it's affected my professional life, it's affected my social life. it's affected my family relationships. all of that has been impacted by one letter, by one bill, one demand for payment that i cannot achieve. for darren and for many others, the nightmare want to be over until their buildings are fixed. the government says after today, that's a big step closer. judith moritz, bbc news. the acting head of the metropolitan police has admitted cultural problems in the force are notjust because of a few bad apples. sir stephen house said the force is trying to root out unacceptable behaviour as fast as possible. his comments come as the bbc has learned that the head teacher of a school where a 15—year—old black pupil was strip searched by two officers is leaving due to health reasons. the teenager had been wrongly accused of carrying cannabis. a safeguarding review found that racism was likely to have been a factor in the case. celestina 0lulode reports.

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BBC News

until their buildings are fixed. the government says after today, that's a big step closer. judith moritz, bbc news. people using self—driving cars will be allowed to watch television on built—in screens under proposed updates to the highway code. the government says that drivers must be ready to take back control of vehicles when prompted. using mobile phones while driving will remain illegal. joining me now is erin baker — who's editorial director at auto trader. thank you for coming on the programme. what do you make of these proposed changes? programme. what do you make of these preposed changes?— proposed changes? there's two thins, proposed changes? there's two things. one _ proposed changes? there's two things, one consumers - proposed changes? there's two things, one consumers are - proposed changes? there's two l things, one consumers are ready proposed changes? there's two - things, one consumers are ready for them, are they ready for autonomous driving and secondly is the technology ready and i the car ready? i think i'vejust technology ready and i the car ready? i think i've just been pretty much every car out on the road at the moment and the technology is still not where i would quite wanted to be. i had a few incidents with

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Cool Beans! Homegrown Vanilla Venture Now a Big Step Closer to Fruition

University of Florida researcher gets $300,000 grant from USDA to cultivate domestic production of the globally popular crop.

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