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EV drivers will see more fast charger stations across Minnesota
Electric vehicle charging access is set to expand in Minnesota. MnDOT plans to invest more than $41 million in new direct current fast-charging stations for EV drivers. The next round of federal funds will include building stations every 50-75 miles along major US and state highways. Beth Kallestad, is MnDOT’s...
Beyond Uber: What Nigeria’s Investment Environment Must Fix
Uber’s exit from Nigeria highlights the economic, infrastructure and regulatory challenges that make businesses struggle.
Monaco’s Bus Fleet Moves Toward Full Electrification by 2030
Electric buses are becoming an increasingly familiar sight on Monaco’s streets, and their numbers are set to rise further in the coming years. "It’s a government initiative: by 2030, the entire bus fleet must be electric," explains Romain Ragonneau, technical manager at the Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco (CAM). Electric...
At Telluride, Bill Gates Compares Lack of AI Controls to HAL in ‘2001’
Plenty of comparisons have been made in recent years between fast-developing artificial intelligence systems and HAL, the rogue computer in Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey” that operated by its own sets of rules, ultimately disregarding human oversight. If that comparison ever seemed overstated, it may be worth knowing that...
We thought AI would wipe out jobs, instead it’s about to double the workforce of a 175-year-old company
Corning is teaming up with Nvidia to build three new American factories, in North Carolina and Texas, dedicated to glass-based fiber optics for AI infrastructure. The 175-year-old materials company expects the project to create more than 3,000 skilled jobs, effectively doubling its workforce as CEO Wendell Weeks bets on physical...
The Stock Market Just Entered Its Worst Month of the Year. History Says This Is What Investors Should Do.
David Dierking, The Motley Fool 4 min read Trade NVIDIA on Coinbase September has arrived. This means that investors need to prepare themselves for what's historically at least been the worst calendar month of the year for stocks. Since 1928, the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) has fallen by an average...


