By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
An MIT report entitled Quantuim Index Report 2025 provides a data driven assessments of quantum computing global development. Here is the URL for the resport: https://qir.mit.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/MIT-QIR-2025.pdf . Ruane, J., Kiesow, E., Galatsanos, J., Dukatz, C., Blomquist, E., Shukla, P., āThe Quantum Index Report...
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Canada-U.S. joint venture mining Canada’s abundant rare earth minerals benefits both nations
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
Canada is among the worldās top suppliers of rare earth elements, with 15.2 million tons of rare earth oxide reserves. It is behind only China, Vietnam, Brazil, and Russia. These minerals, badly needed by the United States now, having been cut off by China,...
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What does China need that we make and how can we increase our exports increasing our income to eliminate the deficit?
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
To assess what the United States can manufacture and sell to Chinaāand what is required to build this capacityāitās important to review...
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Export control violations to sell US products to China can lead to severe civil or criminal penalties
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
Export Control violations may lead to criminal or civil investigations by the United States Department of Justice National Security Division and offices of the United States Attorneys Offices. This has been the case recently when U.S. companies have sold products to China in violations...
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Canadaās Northwest Passage, the prime target of Russia and China, could help the U.S. to reduce its $37 trillion national debt, if we rekindle relations
By Jeffrey A. Newman
The Northwest Passage is a series of maritime routes passing through Canadaās Archipelago. In recent years, due to the impact of climate change on sea ice, transiting the Northwest Passage from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic is much more feasible. Russia and China do...
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Canadian hydropower could help meet our growing AI data center power demands if we can re-kindle U.S. Canadian relations
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
United States data centers are consuming significant and growing amounts of electricity driven
by artificial intelligence needs and crypto mining.Ā Electricity consumption from U.S. data
centers, which is crucial for powering generative artificial intelligence (AI) models such as
ChatGPT and Gemini, is expected to increase by 130% by...
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by artificial intelligence needs and crypto mining.Ā Electricity consumption from U.S. data
centers, which is crucial for powering generative artificial intelligence (AI) models such as
ChatGPT and Gemini, is expected to increase by 130% by...
Onsite power solutions for data centers advancing quickly to meet the enormous energy demands
By Jeffrey A. Newman
Due to the swift advancements in artificial intelligence and the accelerated development of new data centers designed to support computing AI, the demand for electricity is surpassing the current capacity of our power grid. The demand for power in the US. As those demands cannot...
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What we can learn from China about fighting forest fires with drones
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
For the last few years, China has been developing advanced drone technology specifically to control forest fires. The drones are used for real time monitoring, dropping fire retardant payloads pr pressurized foam tanks and drone cloud seeding to induce rain...
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Artificial intelligence (AI) being used by U.S. Customs and companies to spot illegal transshipping of imports to U.S.
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
Transshipping goods to evade U.S. tariffs on imports happens when a country sends their product to another country then re-names the country of origin and then ships the product into the U.S. Now, the Customs & Border Protection is using AI to analyze shipping...
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China blocks supply of rare earth minerals to US defense companies: time for US sponsored geological Manhattan Project
By Jeffrey A. Newman Esq.
China has cut off exports of critical rare earth minerals to US defense companies resulting in major delays in the production of necessary parts of military weaponry and electronics. According to the Wall Street Journal, one drone parts maker that supplies the U.s. military,...
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