There's no "right" thing when it comes to nuclear reactors - just what's cheaper. The operators themselves are on record that at this point it would make no sense to let the reactors work longer (because of supply of nuclear fuel rods).
One thing I was reading was that Russia is the largest raw materials exporter for semiconductor. I saw percentages ranging somewhere between 30 to 70% depending on the material.
What I worry is after the TSMC and Samsung sanctions if Russia choses to stop those exports what will happen to the already shortage suffering industry?
That piece (from Twitter) about urban warfare gave me chills, and hope for Ukrainians. They're defending their home, which will give them a huge advantage tactically and motivationally.
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Another great update! Love the work.
There's no "right" thing when it comes to nuclear reactors - just what's cheaper. The operators themselves are on record that at this point it would make no sense to let the reactors work longer (because of supply of nuclear fuel rods).
One thing I was reading was that Russia is the largest raw materials exporter for semiconductor. I saw percentages ranging somewhere between 30 to 70% depending on the material.
What I worry is after the TSMC and Samsung sanctions if Russia choses to stop those exports what will happen to the already shortage suffering industry?
https://www.reuters.com/technology/white-house-tells-chip-industry-brace-russian-supply-disruptions-2022-02-11/
That piece (from Twitter) about urban warfare gave me chills, and hope for Ukrainians. They're defending their home, which will give them a huge advantage tactically and motivationally.
Nice write up on Ukraine and interesting note on Microsoft