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    California Legalizes Balcony Solar for Renters and Apartment Dwellers●California Legalizes Balcony SolarYhnEnvironmentEnergy23just now

    California has officially legalized plug-in balcony solar panels, opening a new market for small-scale solar technology in the state. The change lets renters and apartment residents who lack rooftops generate their own electricity, following models already popular in Europe, particularly Germany. Supporters say it could expand access to clean energy for millions, though questions remain about utility interconnection rules and how quickly products will reach consumers.

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    Why Fast AI Chips Still Have to Wait▼✉newsTechnologySemiconductors8 min ago

    A market commentary argues that despite rapid advances in AI chip design, the most powerful next-generation semiconductors will take longer to reach customers than enthusiasts expect. The piece points to manufacturing capacity, supply constraints and the time needed to bring new chip architectures into mass production as the main bottlenecks holding back faster rollout for artificial intelligence workloads.

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    Intel Nova Lake Leak Shows Higher Core Counts Without Power Increase●Intel Nova Lake Leak Shows Bigger Core Counts Don't Mean Higher Power Rating✉newsTechnologySemiconductors8 min ago

    A leaked detail about Intel's upcoming Nova Lake processors suggests the chips will offer larger core counts without a corresponding rise in their power rating. The report, picked up by PCMag Middle East, points to improved efficiency in Intel's next-generation desktop lineup. If accurate, it would mark a notable shift from the trend of raising power limits to add cores, and chip watchers are weighing what it means for performance and cooling expectations.

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