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WaterWorld Weekly Newscast, February 27, 2017
A transcript of the WaterWorld Weekly Newscast for February 27, 2017.
New Jersey counties to get $3.1M in new water mains
New Jersey American Water announces another round of investments in service areas.
Municipality of Montebello to get new drinking water reservoir
Made possible by Quebec’s Clean Water and Waste Water fund.
Trump expected to reverse water regs with executive order
Executive order pending on WOTUS rule.
Ed Preps For Article 50
We’re having a lot of fun leaking misinformation to our Continental counterparts about the UK’s Brexit negotiating position, Ed confides to his diary, No.10 have told us, in preparation for triggering Article 50 next month, to spread a bit of alarm and despondency sur le Continong about our negotiating stance, adds Ed, I think the …
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Renesas completes Intersil acquisition
“I am excited to welcome the Intersil employees into the Renesas Group and look forward to building a robust organization that will bring the capabilities of both companies to bear”
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Nokia rides again
Nokia’s re-entry into the handset business sees the launch of a phone with a battery which lasts a month and has 22 hours of talk time with a 1200mAh battery.
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Hipperos enhances RTOS
HIPPEROS adds hardware acceleration, fast multicore IPC and mixed criticality scheduling, to its multicore RTOS for high performance embedded systems.
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Softbank reported to be investing billions in work-space sharing start-up
ARM’s owner Softbank is reported by CNBC to be spending up to $4 billion on a US workspace-sharing start-up called WeWork. The deal is said to be that Softbank will invest an initial $2 billion and may subsequently invest another $2 billion. WeWork is backed by Chinese investor groups Hony Capital, backed b Legend Holdings, and …
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