Since FT interviewed a guy from hk plytech u... is Hk polytechnic university doing r&d on those?Meanwhile, FT is behind the curve as usual.
To be completely fair, they did at least acknowledge the trendlines.
Since FT interviewed a guy from hk plytech u... is Hk polytechnic university doing r&d on those?Meanwhile, FT is behind the curve as usual.
To be completely fair, they did at least acknowledge the trendlines.
将过去价值 10,000 美元的零件以15 美元的价格高速打印出来。这是未来。
Bambu lab 3D printer used for printing parts for MQ-9. 10000$ part can be printed at 15?!
- Thorium is a silver-colored metal that can generate 200 times more energy than uranium. Unlike uranium-based reactors, thorium molten-salt reactors (TMSRs) are compact, do not require water cooling, cannot experience a meltdown, and produce very little long-lived radioactive waste.
- Just five years’ worth of mining waste from an iron ore site in Inner Mongolia contains enough thorium to supply U.S. household energy demands for over 1,000 years.
- The Bayan Obo mining complex alone could yield around 1 million tonnes of thorium—potentially enough to power China for 60,000 years.
Samsung Electronics is set to use bonding technology from China’s YMTC for the production of 400-layer NAND flash memory, according to Korea’s ChosunBiz news site.
A contract was signed between the two companies on Monday 24 February, ChosunBiz reports referencing unnamed industry sources. The account added that hybrid bonding is now expected to be essential to get to and beyond 400 layers in 3D NAND flash. This shows how rapid the progress China has made in memory making technology.