Japan opens world's largest hydrogen plant
The world's largest hydrogen plant has been opened in Fukushima, Japan and it is entirely solar-powered. The plant can produce enough Hydrogen to fill 560 fuel cell vehicles daily and will transport this gas to city centers in special containers. The facility is still in its testing phase and has not found the optimal production cycle yet.
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Coronavirus threatened cruise ship confirms serious data breach
Princess Cruises, the cruise liner that had a serious outbreak of the coronavirus earlier this year, has recently admitted that it has suffered a data breach. The data that could have been stolen includes the names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and government IDs of both the crew and passengers on the ship.
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Health tech startup Karius raises $165 million
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Bill Gates now owns the worlds first ever hydrogen-powered superyacht
Ex-Microsoft CEO and world's second-richest man Bill Gates has recently bought the world's first-ever hydrogen-powered superyacht. The boat is a whopping 112 meters and cost him 500 million pounds. The purchase is a symbol of Gates' belief in Hydrogen as a viable alternative clean energy source. Bill Gates was also behind the construction and development of the yacht.
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