The expense of waste disposal is considerable, and frequently, the potential value of waste materials remains untapped. Fortunately, SCO2, Inc. has developed an innovative solution that not only cuts down on waste but taps into its potential. Under the guidance of Co-Founder Olaf N. Lee and CEO Michael Sigel, SCO2 is leveraging advanced supercritical CO2 separation technology to revolutionize industrial-scale waste management in the food processing sector.
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CrowdStrike Sued by Shareholders for Defrauding Investors, Causing Global Tech Outage
The shareholders also noted that CrowdStrike's share price fell more than 30% in the days following the global tech outage.
Twyne: Bridging the Gap Between Online and Real-Life Connections
While platforms like Meta, YouTube, and TikTok offer entertainment and connectivity, they often fall short of fostering genuine, local relationships. Long-distance connections and scheduling conflicts can make it challenging to establish and maintain friendships. People want real-life interactions with others nearby, but the logistics of meeting new people often feel overwhelming. Enter Twyne, a platform designed to bridge the gap between online interactions and real-life connections.
Enginuity Power Systems: Pioneering Ultra-High-Efficiency Energy Solutions for a Sustainable Future
Enginuity Power Systems is an energy solutions company based in Alexandria, VA. Specializing in ultra-high-efficiency energy systems, the company offers products for residential, commercial, industrial, and government applications. Key features of its E-Series systems include a lightweight design, multi-fuel capability, scalability, and quiet operation.
Intel Will Lay Off Over 15,000 Workers After Posting a $1.6bn Loss in Revenue
The majority of the layoffs will be completed by the end of 2024, Intel said. Chip maker Intel on Thursday announced it plans to lay off more than 15,000 workers after it lost more than $1 billion in revenue in the second quarter.
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