By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq
According to recent news reports, Canada has not only cut its tariffs on Chinese cars by 100 percent, it is now discussing joint ventures with China to manufacture a Canadian electric vehicle with Chinese knowledge. Reports describe Ottawa designing an auto policy that explicitly...
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How AI is already guiding the US in constructing a larger more complex and powerful electrical grid
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
Engineers and planners are hard at work refashioning our national electrical grid in order to meet the increasing demand for electricity. U.S. data centers used about 183 TWh in 2024, roughly 4% of national electricity use, with projections that demand will more than double...
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US lawmakers pass bill to limit China’s access to AI advanced semiconductor chips to protect us
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
Today, the House of Representatives passed the Remote Access Security Act, a bipartisan bill that modernizes the Export Control Reform Act by expanding federal authority to restrict foreign adversariesā ability to access technologies, including AI chips, remotely through cloud computing services.
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JEFF NEWMAN LAW ANNOUNCES MAJOR $28 MILLION SETTLEMENT IN FALSE CLAIMS ACT FRAUD CASE AGAINST UNIVERSITYĀ
The law firms of Vezina Law, PLC, Morgan Verkamp, LLC, Todd & Weld, LLP, and Jeff Newman Law are pleased to announce the successful settlement of the False Claims Act matter captioned United States ex rel. Michelle Mackillop v. Grand Canyon Education, Inc., et al. The False Claims Act allows private persons...
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New molecular sensing marker helps prevent counterfeiting and sourcing fraud in global silver trade transactions
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
Silver, the metal which is used in so many products including cell phones, satellites, solar panels, medicine surgical tools, circuit boards and much more. In addition, the metal is traded and heavily regulated and yet silver is vulnerable to fraudulent substitution, fraudulent dilution,...
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TD Bank insider pleads guilty to money laundering network hundreds of millions of dollars through the bank
A former New York-based employee of TD Bank N.A, Wilfredo Aquino, pleaded guilty today to facilitating a money laundering networkās movement of hundreds of millions of dollars through TD Bank accounts.Aquino, 47, of New York, pleaded guilty to a one-count information charging him with conspiring to launder monetary instruments. He is scheduled...
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China reveals the world’s first supercritical C02 generator but the U.S. is in advanced deployment stage
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
China just announced Chaotan One, which it called the world's first commercial deployment of the sC02 power generator in a steel factory in Liupanshui, Guizhou Province. This facility has two 15 megawatt units that were connected to the grid last month. This, China says...
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How much oil Venezuela has and what is its output?
Venezuela has about 303 billion barrels of crude oil reserves, the largest total of any country in the world. However, its oil if ultra heavy crude which is dense requiring heating, dilution and upgrading so it can be refined. According to reports, Venezuela's oil fields are not in good shape at...
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Use of retired Navy nuclear reactors to power data centers is under consideration by U.S. officials and others
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
Nuclear reactors that once powered the U.S. Navy's aircraft carriers including the USS Nimitz may be re-fitted, along with others, to help power the articifical intelligence data centers. The Nimitz's two nuclear reactors, which gave it endurance at sea, is in the...
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U.S. approves Samsung to ship semiconductor chipmaking tools to China in 2026
The U.S. Government has granted an annual license to SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics to deliver chip manufacturing equipment to their facilities in China for 2026, according to a Reuters story today. Previously, the two companies had been granted a validated end user status which allowed qualifying factories in China to receive...
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