energy-systems

The temperature on the thermostat may not be the only thing determining whether a room feels too hot or too cold. A new study suggests that subtle changes in ordinary white lighting can also influence how warm or cool people feel. Researchers led by scientists at Penn State found that changing the amount of red […] The post A Surprising Way to Make Rooms Feel Cooler Without Lowering the Thermosta…

Blistering summer heat. Data center power demand that is potentially set to double from 2025 to 2027. An uptick in wildfires. The U.S. power grid is at an inflection point, but there is also a significant effort to reshape the grid. “In this era we’re in now, we’re seeing more investment in the grid than… The post Inside S&C Electric’s and Argonne National Lab’s CRADA partnership appeared first o…

Used nuclear fuel storage and transportation have reached a critical juncture. Dozens of utilities need reliable data on how used nuclear fuel performs in dry storage casks and canisters to extend regulatory licenses at sites across the United States. Likewise, the Department of Energy expects to take ownership of the used nuclear fuel—termed “spent nuclear fuel” in the laws and regulations gover…

The microscopic magnetic flips behind digital memory could soon use thousands of times less energy, offering a new way to shrink AI’s rapidly growing power footprint. Artificial intelligence is creating and processing data on an enormous scale. Searches, recommendations, generated images, scientific simulations, and large language models all depend on information that must be repeatedly [...]

At the "AI on Chips: Semiconductor Industry Trends Forum" hosted by DIGITIMES in Taipei on August 20, semiconductor, investment, and financial executives gathered to discuss the industry's next frontier. During the event, DIGITIMES deputy director Jason Tsai pointed out that as electricity supply struggles to keep pace with soaring compute demands, energy efficiency per unit of compute power will…

Tiny fans worn around the face or neck could help office workers stay comfortable while reducing the amount of energy buildings use for air conditioning, according to new research from Concordia University. The study found that lightweight wearable fans can provide almost as much comfort as conventional desk fans. Because they cool the individual rather […] The post Wearable Neck Fans Could Keep …

dc.title: Compact pulsed power systems using GaN devices dc.description.abstract: Pulsed power systems enable the delivery of extremely high power over ns-to-μs timescales, with fast rise times, high voltages, and large currents. Applications range from military systems, such as rail guns and directed energy weapons, to civilian uses, including high-energy lasers, plasma generation, and tumor abl…

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