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Microsoft joins new industry alliance aimed at advancing DNA data storage systems

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Microsoft is teaming up with other companies to form an alliance to advance the field of DNA data storage, which promises to revolutionize the way vital records are kept for the long haul. DNA is best-known as the instruction set for life, with a code consisting of four chemical “letters”: adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine.

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GeekWire Awards: Sustainable Innovation finalists create, destroy and transform to protect the planet

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These companies are creating technologies to generate clean energy from smashed atoms and natural gas, blasting weeds into oblivion, spinning crab shells into clean chemicals, and sucking carbon dioxide gas out of industrial exhaust flues. They create, transform, destroy and remove — all in the name of saving the planet Earth.

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Hydrogen fuel startup spins out of Bill Gates-backed R&D effort, lands $7.8M

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startup developing technology for producing clean hydrogen fuel, raised $7.8 Its strategy includes using electrolyzing technology to produce valuable industrial chemicals alongside hydrogen. Other co-founders include Stefan Omelchenko, a former Apple engineer; chemical engineer Matthew Shaner; and Orca Sciences founder Ian McKay.

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How Computer Vision is Revolutionizing the Manufacturing Supply Chain

CIO Business Intelligence

Taking that a step further—with a computer vision platform leveraging a federated approach —the analysis happens in near real time as there would be no need to push large amounts of data back to a central storage location. The same principle applies to chemical usage, where optimized usage also means less over- and under-dosing.

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Seattle-area startup Group14 raises $17M to charge up battery-enhancing tech

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based Group14 Technologies has raised $17 million to expand development and sales of its silicon-carbon composite material that can replace the graphite anodes in lithium-ion batteries, dramatically improving their performance. Rick Luebbe, CEO and co-founder of Group14 Technologies. Group14 Photo). Woodinville, Wash.-based

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Top500: The Supercomputers Advancing Cyber Security, Renewable Energy, and Black Hole Research

CIO Business Intelligence

Active in 69 countries, Eni works across the value chain—from natural gas and oil to electric and renewable energy generation, traditional and bio-refining and chemicals. Global energy company Eni was recognized for its HPC5 supercomputer , a powerful and sustainable system used to research new energy sources. Rmax [TFlop/s], 51,720.76

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Equinix Testing Fuel Cell for Use in Fire Suppression » Data Center.

Data Center Knowledge

Equinix says the demonstration project is the first data center implementation of a system from n2telligence that use the nitrogen-rich output from the chemical reaction inside a fuel cell to manage the surrounding data center environment. It shows us that the fuel cell to many years of development work has arrived in the market.