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Rimac announces Nevera, the $2 million next evolution of the Concept Two electric hypercar

Rimac is today announcing the Nevera, the next evolution and production version of its Concept Two electric hypercar. Concept_Two has been in development for years now and Rimac has recently indicated that it will go into production soon. Now the automaker is announcing the Nevera, a production-ready version of the car: The Nevera is the production-ready iteration of the Rimac C_Two concept car…
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The US gets a game-changing offshore wind farm installation vessel

Richmond, Virginia-headquartered Dominion Energy is building the Charybdis, the first Jones Act-qualified offshore wind turbine installation vessel in the US. (Interesting name choice for the vessel – a dangerous mythological sea monster.) And Danish wind giant Ørsted and Boston-headquartered electric company Eversource today announced that they will charter the Charybdis for the construction…
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Game One: Gaming’s unicorns led by ByteDance are worth $192.2B

Elevate your enterprise data technology and strategy at Transform 2021. The game industry has a lot more unicorns — or startups valued at more than $1 billion — than it ever did before, according to game industry advisory firm Games One. Those unicorns are now worth more than $192.2 billion. Games One founder Evan Van Zelfden said in an interview with GamesBeat that the list of private…
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Battlefield reveals its next game on June 9

Elevate your enterprise data technology and strategy at Transform 2021. Electronic Arts announced today that the next Battlefield is having its reveal on June 9 at 7 a.m. Pacific. Battlefield was EA’s best answer to Activision’s juggernaut Call of Duty series, and…
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How NOT to Light Your Portrait Photos

Light can be one of the most challenging topics when it comes to learning photography. It takes a lot of trial and error to understand light, as there are very few resources available that teach light beyond setups. When working with light, many beginners are intimidated and…
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I Hate Google Photos, But I Fear I Won’t Be Able to Live Without It

I called the Google Photos photo sharing and management app the Turkey of the Year in my 2020 USA TODAY round-up of the apps and gadgets that screwed over consumers last year. Reason: Google Photos was free for all, but starting June 1st, it switches to a paid model after five years of bait and switch. Get people to put as many of their photos up there, and once they’re locked into a system…
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