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Upcoming Eclipses Scheduled in Europe

Europe is set to experience two eclipses within a two-week period. This astronomical event marks the beginning of what is referred to as 'eclipse season'. Observers in Canada have various locations to view these celestial occurrences.

Sources: Google News

Technology • 8 minutes ago

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Rock Tech Lithium Signs Offtake Agreement with Transamine

Rock Tech Lithium has entered into an offtake agreement to supply 100,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate to Transamine, a Geneva-based company. This agreement pertains to production from Rock Tech's Georgia Lake project. The deal aims to facilitate the supply chain for lithium production, addressing growing demand in the market.

Sources: Canadian Mining Journal

Technology • 25 minutes ago

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Public Opinion on AI Data Centres in Alberta Shows Division

A recent Leger survey indicates that Albertans hold mixed views on the establishment of large AI data centres. While 42% of respondents advocate for a temporary pause on approvals pending an independent review, about 40% of those surveyed did not express a clear preference. The survey highlights concerns regarding electricity prices, grid reliability, water use, and emissions associated with these facilities.

Sources: Financial Post

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Technology • 42 minutes ago

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Siemens Introduces New Application for HMI Engineering

Siemens Digital Industries has launched a new engineering application called SIMATIC AX WinCC Unified Elements. The application is designed to enhance efficiency in Human-Machine Interface (HMI) engineering. This development reflects Siemens' focus on integrating industrial artificial intelligence into its products.

Sources: Canadian Mining Journal

Technology • about 4 hours ago

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Canada Announces $1.5 Billion Investment in Sovereign AI Compute Infrastructure

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada unveiled a $1.5 billion national initiative to construct high-performance supercomputing clusters in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. The infrastructure will provide Canadian researchers and AI startups dedicated access to sovereign computing power.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Le Devoir