Described as ‘a long-awaited cure for the ailments of big CPU-centric data centres’ that suffer from high inefficiency and expense NeuReality will demonstrate the world’s first affordable, ultra scalable AI-centric servers designed purely for inference, meaning, the daily operation of a trained AI model. Read...
Read MoreGrid constraints are a real and growing challenge for organisations looking to decarbonise both their buildings and their fleets. Matthew Lumsden, CEO of Connected Energy, explores how energy storage systems could help to bridge this gap. Read more...
Read MoreThe EVERY Company is crafting proteins without the animals. Co-Founder & CEO Arturo Elizondo joined Judy Khan Shaw at the NYSE Tech Summit to talk about the future of food and the traction EVERY is making. Watch...
Read MoreLARAMIE, Wyo., Nov. 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Today, Plenty Unlimited Inc. announced significant updates supporting the development of its new R&D facility, which will be the largest and most technologically advanced indoor vertical farming research center in the world. Following the announcement of the project earlier this year, made possible by Wyoming’s largest economic development grant ever given, the project steering committee has achieved its first major milestone, selecting MOA Architecture as the architecture and engineering (A&E) firm. Plenty is also adding top talent to its Laramie leadership team – Sasha Preuss has joined the company as its Vice President of Plant Science. Building on decades of experience heading up biology and biotech programs and labs for some of the world’s largest agriculture companies, including Bayer and Monsanto, Sasha is now leading Plenty’s team of more than 75 scientists in scaling up the company’s R&D work. Read...
Read MoreSpotted: Rice is an essential crop for nearly half of the world’s population. Traditional rice cultivation involves planting seedlings in flooded fields, which presents many environmental challenges, such as methane emissions and water scarcity. Direct Dry Seeded Rice (DDSR) is a more sustainable practice where rice seeds are implanted directly into the soil rather than being grown as seedlings and transferred to flooded fields. But it comes with challenges such as increased weed management and reduced crop performance. But now, startup BioLumic believes that ultraviolet (UV) light could make DDSR more viable. Read more...
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