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Technology IBM details a 0.7nm chip manufacturing process that uses a "nanocell" 3D transistor architecture, which it says can sustain chip innovation for 10 years (Don Clark/New York Times)
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Technology Digital advocacy companies like CiviClick and Influent appear to be using AI to generate massive public comments on local energy projects, primarily favoring the use of fossil fuels (Bloomberg)