Yes, GREEN technology will be super important … check out this recent WEF article ! The most powerful (private!) organisation in the world … by far. These guys control almost everything … literally ! As X stated many times; wait until people find out about the ‘GREEN’ aspect of Lightwave Logic … TO DA MOON
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/09/a-revitalized-semiconductor-industry-will-drive-europes-digital-future/ >>> It is no secret that the chip industry is energy-intensive, and work is needed to ensure the manufacturing process aligns with Europe’s green transition and goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Europe must rebuild its chip industry in a greener, sustainable way, ensuring that the reconstruction of this industry does not come at the cost of the climate. There are several examples to draw from: from water conservation, recycling and reclaiming projects, to using renewable energy for manufacturing operations, and working toward achieving zero total waste to landfills.
>>> One of Europe’s key strengths historically has been laboratory research and academia, but production has taken place at semiconductor fabrication plants elsewhere. We must aim to bring research and manufacturing closer together.
WEF’s support to EU & USA … ASIA not so much … >>> The good news is that the EU Chips Act is on its way. There is also an appetite for supporting collaboration across Europe’s value chain, particularly among manufacturers that may be too small to operate globally. In addition to collaboration within Europe and the EMEA region, we should also look across the pond. The recent passing of the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act, set to supercharge the American semiconductor industry, is a welcome step in the right direction. More importantly, it shows coordination on both sides of the Atlantic.
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