Glenn Zorpette
Editorial Director, Content Development at IEEE Spectrum
Technology editor & journalist. I also like design, music, photography, food, tradition, ritual, misbehavior & dodos. 2007 Nat'l Mag Award finalist, 1993 winner
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2 weeks ago |
spectrum.ieee.org | Glenn Zorpette
One of the greatest climate-related engineering challenges right now is the design and construction of a large, zero-emission, passenger airliner. And in this massive undertaking, no airplane maker is as invested as Airbus. At the Airbus Summit, a symposium for journalists on 24 and 25 March, top executives sketched out a bold, tech-forward vision for the companyâs next couple of generations of aircraft. The highlight, from a tech perspective, is a superconducting, fuel-cell powered airliner.
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2 weeks ago |
evdriven.com | Glenn Zorpette
One of the greatest climate-related engineering challenges right now is the design and construction of a large, zero-emission, passenger airliner. And in this massive undertaking, no airplane maker is as invested as Airbus. At the Airbus Summit, a symposium for journalists on 24 and 25 March, top executives sketched out a bold, tech-forward vision for the companyâs next couple of generations of aircraft. The highlight, from a tech perspective, is a superconducting, fuel-cell powered airliner.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Glenn Zorpette
2 hours agoTrump issues threat of sanctions, tariffs on RussiaIn a post on Truth Social, Trump put pressure on the country that so far has faced little public pushback from his administration.
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2 months ago |
cyberera.com.ng | Glenn Zorpette
Rare-earths Maker MP Materials Leads A Tiny Charge Against The Chinese ColossusBy Glenn ZorpetteIn mid-January, a top United States materials company announced that it had started to manufacture rare earth magnets. It was important news—there are no large US makers of the neodymium magnets that underpin huge and vitally important commercial and defense industries, including electric vehicles. But it created barely a ripple during a particularly loud and stormy time in US trade relations.
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2 months ago |
spectrum.ieee.org | Glenn Zorpette
In mid-January, a top United States materials company announced that it had started to manufacture rare earth magnets. It was important news—there are no large U.S. makers of the neodymium magnets that underpin huge and vitally important commercial and defense industries, including electric vehicles. But it created barely a ripple during a particularly loud and stormy time in U.S. trade relations. The press release, from MP Materials, was light on details.
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Sports car startup Longbow is promising a 2,000-lb speedster that nevertheless has a 275-mi range. I'll believe it when I see it. https://t.co/aQiUU1r3BE
Oh, the irony https://t.co/nlp03wmSs4
RT @IEEESpectrum: Remembering 1989 IEEE President Emerson W. Pugh. The IEEE Fellow worked for 35 years at IBM, where he developed a number…