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Nvidia will limit ability to mine Ethereum on new graphics cards

Nvidia will limit the ability to mine Ethereum cryptocurrency on its new RTX 3080, 3070 and 3060 Ti graphics cards. This is so that the graphics accelerators can "get into the hands of gamers" and not just to crypto-enthusiasts, the company explained. Nvidia will limit the ability to mine Ethereum...

Clubhouse launches an Android app in the US

Clubhouse has released the official beta version of the app for Android devices. For now, it is only available in the US, but users from other countries can pre-register on the social network's Google Play page to be notified when it is available in their region. Voice social network Clubhouse has...

Study Claims Countries Unintentionally Reporting Less Carbon Emissions Than Actual

According to researchers of a latest study, a gap has been detected which represents the amount of climate warming carbon emissions that is reported by countries and the actual amount of such emissions that reach the atmosphere as found by independent models. According to the scientists that...

After Emergence Of Blood Clot Reports, J&J Reportedly Asked Vaccine Rivals For Help

After receiving complaints of reports of blood clots, Johnson & Johnson had asked for help from its three rival Covid-19 vaccine makers to investigate the reports. However, the company was refused help by both Pfizer and Moderna, claimed a report published by the Wall Street Journal on Friday...

DJI's new drone gets 5K resolution camera

China's Da-Jiang Innovations (DJI), the world's largest manufacturer of consumer drones, has unveiled the Air 2S aerial drone. It will be the successor to the DJI Mavic Air 2 model. Technically, the novelty repeats the last year's model: the quadcopter has retained the folding design and 3,500 mAh...

Apple postpones MacBook and iPad releases due to lack of chips and displays

Apple has been forced to postpone the release of some MacBook laptops and iPad tablets due to component shortages. This was reported by Nikkei Asia citing informed sources. According to them, the problems with the production of MacBook are associated with a global shortage of chips. Automotive...

Virgin Galactic unveils new VSS Imagine spacecraft

Virgin Galactic, part of Richard Branson's Virgin Group, has unveiled its new Spaceship VSS Imagine. It is the first representative of the new, third generation of Spaceship III. Virgin Galactic reports that the VSS Imagine is currently undergoing ground testing, with flight tests scheduled to...

EU Countries Suspending AstraZeneca Vaccine May Have Wider Impacts

Analysts say that there will be far-reaching consequences of many European countries deciding to suspend the use of the Covid-19 vaccine developed by University of Oxford and AstraZeneca even as the wider vaccine roll out program in the continent lags behind its announced targets. Concerns...

China doubles over US in number of quantum technology patents

The total number of quantum technology patents held by Chinese organisations is double the number held by US companies. This was reported by the Nikkei Asia newspaper. Analyst firm Valuenex estimates that by March 2021, the total number of quantum technology patents registered by private and...

Bloomberg warns of global crisis due to Microsoft's vulnerability

The situation with the hacking attack on Microsoft software is turning into a global cybersecurity crisis, Bloomberg reports. The agency noted that at least 60,000 organisations around the world have been hacked because of a vulnerability in the corporation's Exchange Server software, citing a...