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Sweden’s Largest Solar Farm, Hultsfred Solar Farm, Built By Neoen & Alight Near Hultsfred Airport, Spans 185 Football Fields & Produces 100GWh/Yr, Enough For 18K Homes. It Was Built Without Subsidies, Enabled By A PPA In Which Fashion Retailer H&M Agreed To Buy 95% Of Its Power, Securing Investment For The Emissions & Cost Cutting Project.

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Dogger Bank Wind Farm (WF), In The North Sea, 130km Off Yorkshire’s Coast, When Completed In 2027 Will Be The World’s Largest WF At 3.6GW, Powering ~6M Homes. It Will Add £6.1B To The U.K’s GDP; £3B+ Of It Will Be Spent In NE England & £26M On STEM & Community Projects. It Will Support 3.6K Jobs By 2025, Then 1.4K FTE Jobs Yearly For 35Yrs.

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Nike’s Project Amplify Debuts The World’s First Powered Shoe With A Motor, Belt, & Rechargeable Battery That Boosts Walking & Running. Built With Dephy Robotics, It Targets Everyday Runners, Mimicking Extra Calf Power. Testers Say It Makes Hills Feel Flat. The Carbon-Fibered Shoe Can Be Worn With Or Without The System. Release Date Unknown.

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A UK Firm, Quantum Motion (QM), Built The World’s First Full-Stack Quantum Computer Using Mass-Producible Silicon CMOS Chips (Spin Qubits). The System’s Three-Rack Size Is Data-Center-Friendly, & Is Compatible With Standard Software (Qiskit/Cirq). Installed At The UK’s NQCC, It Will Be Tested For Uses Like Drug Discovery. QM Has Raised £62m

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In A World First, U.S. Researchers 3D-Printed Human Tissue That Looks, Feels, & Responds Like Real Organs, Matching Softness, Stretch, & Blood Flow. Unlike Older Tissue Simulators Made From Stiff Rubber Or Plastic, This 3D Print Uses Fluid-Filled Capsules For Lifelike Surgical Training. Next, They’ll Expand To More Organs & Bionic Versions.

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