Comment Re:How does this compare to other contaminants? (Score 1) 30
Most of them don't build up the get processed and flushed by the body. The ones that do build up we already know are bad for us; heavy metals, etc..
Comment Re:Deloitte (Score 1) 29
This is absolutely on Deloitte. The state is paying for a service and they aren't providing it correctly. No different than any other vendor for service.
Comment This is truly amazing (Score 1) 108
Hiring qualified people begets better products. There needs to be studies done so this can be emulated /s
Comment Re:can't find USC willing work 80 hours for low pa (Score 2) 112
They would already be abroad if that was the case. This is just profiteering off those that can't fight back.
Comment Dr Lithium knows his stuff (Score 1) 21
Talk about a perfectly named researcher for Lithium batteries; Dr Li(thium)
Comment Re:Dieselgate is everyone (Score 3, Informative) 53
VW got caught having software that actively ran the engine differently to lower emissions by putting out less usable power when it was being tested for emissions. It wasn't that they misunderestimated their MPG's it's that they actively were cheating EPA requirements for pollution.
Comment Need more power (Score 0) 48
Please fast track new power stations (mostly green) for the good of us all.
Comment easy reasons why (Score 5, Insightful) 94
Well funded schools and the parents can be held responsible for their kids = great school systems
Comment crying with cash (Score 1) 141
Lockheed Martin annual gross profit for 2022 was $8.287B, a 8.54% decline from 2021. Lockheed Martin annual gross profit for 2021 was $9.061B, a 4.7% increase from 2020. Lockheed Martin annual gross profit for 2020 was $8.654B, a 3.43% increase from 2019
besides the whole, they're going to get all that money thing
Comment Will we have a paradigm shift to cermics (Score 1) 43
or will the diamond age come first?
Comment No costs listed?? (Score 1) 92
No costs listed??
I wanted to bet the cost at 2 to 5 times the original estimates. What's the over under?
Comment Why not fix the grid then (Score 0) 128
If the phone companies can spend millions on backups for cell towers, why not spend it to try to keep the electric grid from collapsing?
Comment LIke the one the US used to have (Score 0, Flamebait) 118
Didn't we have one of those that Obama put together after the bird flu and Trump canceled it because an Obama initiative? Is this one under international purview so some idiot can't cancel it just because?
Comment Really??? (Score 0) 192
Over under odds of two getting built in the next decade? anyone? I assume under.
Intel Beats AMD and Nvidia with Arc GPU's Full AV1 Support (neowin.net) 81
Neowin notes growing support for the "very efficient, potent, royalty-free video codec" AV1, including Microsoft's adding of support for hardware acceleration of AV1 on Windows.
But AV1 even turned up in Intel's announcement this week of the Arc A-series, a new line of discrete GPUs, Neowin reports: Intel has been quick to respond and the company has become the first such GPU hardware vendor to have full AV1 support on its newly launched Arc GPUs. While AMD and Nvidia both offer AV1 decoding with their newest GPUs, neither have support for AV1 encoding.
Intel says that hardware encoding of AV1 on its new Arc GPUs is 50 times faster than those based on software-only solutions. It also adds that the efficiency of AV1 encode with Arc is 20% better compared to HEVC. With this feature, Intel hopes to potentially capture at least some of the streaming and video editing market that's based on users who are looking for a more robust AV1 encoding solution compared to CPU-based software approaches.
From Intel's announcement: Intel Arc A-Series GPUs are the first in the industry to offer full AV1 hardware acceleration, including both encode and decode, delivering faster video encode and higher quality streaming while consuming the same internet bandwidth. We've worked with industry partners to ensure that AV1 support is available today in many of the most popular media applications, with broader adoption expected this year. The AV1 codec will be a game changer for the future of video encoding and streaming.
But AV1 even turned up in Intel's announcement this week of the Arc A-series, a new line of discrete GPUs, Neowin reports: Intel has been quick to respond and the company has become the first such GPU hardware vendor to have full AV1 support on its newly launched Arc GPUs. While AMD and Nvidia both offer AV1 decoding with their newest GPUs, neither have support for AV1 encoding.
Intel says that hardware encoding of AV1 on its new Arc GPUs is 50 times faster than those based on software-only solutions. It also adds that the efficiency of AV1 encode with Arc is 20% better compared to HEVC. With this feature, Intel hopes to potentially capture at least some of the streaming and video editing market that's based on users who are looking for a more robust AV1 encoding solution compared to CPU-based software approaches.
From Intel's announcement: Intel Arc A-Series GPUs are the first in the industry to offer full AV1 hardware acceleration, including both encode and decode, delivering faster video encode and higher quality streaming while consuming the same internet bandwidth. We've worked with industry partners to ensure that AV1 support is available today in many of the most popular media applications, with broader adoption expected this year. The AV1 codec will be a game changer for the future of video encoding and streaming.
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