What Year Was It?
The day was Apr 18. What year was it?
The Great San Francisco Earthquake
At 5:13 a.m., an earthquake estimated at close to 8.0 on the Richter scale strikes San Francisco, California, killing hundreds of people as it topples numerous buildings.
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What Year Was It Answer
The Great San Francisco Earthquake Answer: April 18, 1906
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Improving Chip Design and Verification Efficiency with IC Manage
Revolutionizing chip design, IC Manage introduces cutting-edge solutions for efficient verification and design processes. Through advanced technology integration, they streamline workflows, enhancing productivity and reliability in semiconductor manufacturing.
SEMI
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Why it's so hard for China's chip industry to become self-sufficient
A surprising link emerges between MSG and computer chips: Ajinomoto, known for MSG, monopolizes ABF, a crucial chip component. Thintronics and Chinese firms vie to disrupt this. US and Japan deepen tech alliance, while China rushes for self-sufficiency amidst chip tensions.
MIT Technology Review
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Future-Proofing Automotive V2X
Automotive industry strategizes future-proofing with Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology, enabling vehicles to communicate with each other & infrastructure. Embracing V2X ensures safer, more efficient transportation systems, paving the way for autonomous driving & smart cities.
Semiconductor Engineering
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Test Your Knowledge
What color is an airplanes black box (recorder)?
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Quote of the Day
"Those who stand for nothing fall for anything." Alexander Hamilton
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"You said to start my presentation with a joke, so I showed them my paycheck."
Copyright © Randy Glasbergen
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Test Your Knowledge Answer
What color is an airplanes black box (recorder)? Answer: Orange. The term "black box" is almost never used within the flight safety industry or aviation, which prefers the term "flight recorder". The recorders are not permitted to be black in color, and must be bright orange, as they are intended to be spotted and recovered after incidents.
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