What Year Was It?
The day was Mar 18. What year was it?
Wells and Fargo Start Shipping and Banking Company
In New York City, Henry Wells and William G. Fargo join with several other investors to launch their namesake business.
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What Year Was It Answer
Wells and Fargo Start Shipping and Banking Company Answer: March 18, 1852
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China and Norway Lead the World's EV Switchover
The U.S. retreats from stringent EV mandates, contrasting global EV ambitions. China aims for 40% EV sales by 2030; Norway targets ICE ban by 2025. Analysts foresee EV growth averting climate crisis, while some urge cautious policy amid rising costs.
IEEE Spectrum
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Advancing Bluetooth Technology: The Telink Innovation
Telink Semiconductor unveils groundbreaking innovations in Bluetooth technology, enhancing connectivity and efficiency in IoT devices. Their latest advancements promise faster data transmission rates and improved power consumption, setting a new standard for wireless communication.
EE Times
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Doctors are turning medical generative AI into a booming business
At HIMSS 2024, ambient clinical documentation emerges as the star, revolutionizing healthcare with its seamless integration into workflow. Experts hail its potential to enhance patient care and streamline administrative burdens, marking a significant shift in medical practices.
CNBC
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How Tesla became the top-selling car company in Norway
Norway leads in EV adoption with 82% of new cars sold being electric in 2023. Tesla's pivotal role, marked by early success and Elon Musk's praise, drives Norway's transition, but competition looms as other automakers enter the market. CNBC explores Norway's EV phenomenon.
CNBC
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How Zipline Designed Its Droid Delivery System
Zipline, the renowned drone delivery company, unveils a sleek, high-speed delivery drone design. With features like a fixed-wing aircraft and vertical takeoff capabilities, it promises to revolutionize medical and commercial deliveries, ensuring swift and efficient service worldwide.
IEEE Spectrum
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Is Your Car Sharing Your Driving Habits With Data Brokers?
Automakers and data firms exploit driving data from millions of Americans, often without consent, per New York Times. Internet-connected cars like GM, Honda, Kia, and Hyundai gather driving habits, possibly leading to higher insurance rates. Some unaware drivers enrolled unwittingly, revealing unethical sales practices.
Entrepreneur
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PC workstation shipments shrank almost 9% in 2023
IDC reports an 8.8% drop in desktop and laptop workstation shipments last year, the second-largest decline since 2008. Despite this, analysts anticipate growth over the next two years fueled by a fourth-quarter recovery and factors like Windows 11 migration and AI-driven innovations.
TechSpot
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Let's not make the same mistakes with AI that we made with social media
Social media, once praised for fostering democratic movements, now confronts criticism over misinformation and mental health issues. With AI in focus, parallels emerge, underscoring the imperative for cautious development and robust regulation, particularly concerning advertising practices.
MIT Technology Review
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Test Your Knowledge
What are the two dimensions apart from length and width?
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Quote of the Day
"Science is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it." Albert Einstein
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"If you pay your invoice on time, it will mess up our accounting system, so it's better if you keep paying late."
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Test Your Knowledge Answer
What are the two dimensions apart from length and width? Answer: Depth and time
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