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As demands for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) grow, the IT hardware, energy infrastructure, and data center architecture needed to support these systems will have to adapt to keep up with these advancements. High performance compute (HPC) will require chips and processors that operate differently than traditional chips used in most data centers. […]
The chemical industry is a significant contributor to global CO2 emissions, accounting for approximately 3% of total emissions. Key chemicals produced in the sector—such as ethylene, methanol, and propylene—are essential for industries ranging from plastics and textiles to energy. As the global focus on reducing emissions intensifies, the chemical sector faces increasing pressure to find […]
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Hey guys, so I have a back indoor/outdoor sunroom on the back of the house. It used to be essentially all screened windows when we purchased the home. The framing was rotted out so I tore it all out and added new framing and windows. After the fact my wife wants to eventually make it […]
I have a 1969 ranch with a bump out for two adjacent bedroom closets. During the midwest winters, this closet is frigid, which causes the bedrooms to run 5 degrees cooler than the rest of the house. The bump out extends to the exterior grade – there is no gap between the structure and the […]
Hi all, I am located in Ontario, Canada, and currently finishing my basement. The norm here in Canada has been to put 6-mil poly on the interior ‘warm’ side of basement walls… I understand the building science behind this ‘standard practice’ is flawed (greater water movement through air leakage vs diffusion, heating vs cooling of […]