| 02.28.22 | Siemens, others, rush to help workers after Ukraine attack

- fevereiro 28, 2022

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY:

The United Nations says nearly 400,000 Ukrainians had left the country as of Sunday in response to the Russian attack, a number that could soar well above 1 million. Companies such as Siemens rushed to help workers and families.
Thousands of radiation sensors will be attached to manikins aboard the upcoming uncrewed Artemis 1 mission launching to the moon this spring or summer. The purpose is to find ways to protect astronauts on long-term missions to the moon from strong galactic cosmic rays and radiation from the sun. - Matt Hamblen

Today’s Top Stories

Siemens, other employers, rush to help workers after attack in Ukraine

By Matt Hamblen

Ukrainian refugees from Russian attack could eventually hit more than 1 million, United Nations says

Artemis 1 to carry manikins with thousands of radiation sensors to moon

By Matt Hamblen

Phantom manikin will be testing a radiation vest protection from galactic cosmic rays and more

IBM invests in Quantinuum, and other quantum new updates

By Dan O'Shea

The investment is a bid to strengthen the quantum ecosystem and follows IBM's investment in Cambridge Quantum, which is now part of Quantinuum.

Ukraine war could hurt supplies of neon, palladium needed for chips

By Matt Hamblen

Russia might withhold palladium and C4F6 in response to U.S. sanctions, one analyst worries

IonQ claims achievement in quantum computing utility benchmark

By Dan O'Shea

The company is touting algorithmic qubits as an application-oriented metric for measuring the utility of quantum computers.

Intel launches two Xeon D processors for edge work as prelude to MWC

By Matt Hamblen

Rakuten Mobile is one of 70 customers using new Intel chips for public outdoor network in Tokyo

Nvidia's CPU strategy remains alive and well with Grace

By Dan O'Shea

Nvidia still plans to leverage Arm architectures in the Grace CPU and other offerings following the fizzling of the Arm acquisition plan.

Arm shoots for better image processing for vehicle ADAS

By Matt Hamblen

As safety applications like collision avoidance get widely deployed, new Arm technology helps process data from a series of higher-res cameras

NEWS OF NOTE

Renesas Electronics announced two 2.4 GHz transceiver technologies that support BLE low power with a smaller mounting area and better power efficiency. (Release)

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