And Russian Progress cargo craft provide periodic orbit-raising boosts for the ISS, to ensure that it doesn't sink too low into Earth's atmosphere.) Rogozin also stressed that the ISS would deorbit naturally without periodic reboosts courtesy of Progress freighters.
(The Russian segment of the ISS is responsible for guidance, navigation and control for the entire complex, according to the European Space Agency. and Russia in space will continue, particularly with regard to the ISS.īut Rogozin struck a much different tone, suggesting that the new sanctions could potentially result in the ISS crashing to Earth in an uncontrolled fashion. NASA, however, told later Thursday that civil cooperation between the U.S. Russia and the United States are the major partners in the ISS program, which also includes Canada, Japan and multiple European nations. "Do you want to destroy our cooperation on the ISS?" read one of the tweets from Roscosmos Director-General Dimitry Rogozin, which was translated by Rob Mitchell for Ars Technica senior space editor Eric Berger, who shared Mitchell's translation on Twitter. On Thursday the head of Russia's space agency " warned that new sanctions imposed on his country could have dire consequences for the International Space Station program," reports (in an article shared by Slashdot reader Hmmmmmm): According to the findings, those actions didn't match the firm's public assertions. The 138-page document released on Friday provides the most detailed look yet at how alarmed Robinhood executives grew over the situation in late January 2021. "Robinhood's risk-management processes did not work well to predict and avert the risk of default that materialized." "The company was only saved from defaulting on its daily collateral deposit requirement by a discretionary and unexplained waiver," according to the report. Robinhood avoided defaulting on its regulatory collateral obligations in late January 2021 only because it received a waiver from its clearinghouse, according to the findings. posed a significant threat to the online brokerage. Notably, AMD's quarterly gain in servers is the highest we've seen with our historical data, which dates back to 2017.īloomberg writes that the makers of the Robinhood app " faced a more dire situation during the height of last year's meme-stock frenzy than executives at the online brokerage let on publicly, according to a report from top Democrats on a key congressional committee."Ī more-than-yearlong investigation by staff on the House Financial Services Committee concluded Friday that the frenzied trading in GameStop Corp. AMD also gained in the server market for the 13th consecutive quarter, reaching 13.9% of the market. AMD continued to take big strides in the mobile/laptop market, setting another record for unit share in that segment with 24.8%.
That consistent execution continues to pay off. AMD is firing on all cylinders and will launch its Ryzen 7000 CPUs, RDNA 3 GPUs, and EPYC Genoa data center processors on schedule. In contrast, AMD's revenue was up 70% year-over-year as the company continued to improve its already-great profitability. Intel also announced it was delaying its critical Xeon Sapphire Rapids data center chips and killing off another failing business unit, Optane the sixth unit retired since new CEO Pat Gelsinger took over. Intel issued a dire earnings report last week - the company lost money for the first time in decades, partially driven by PC declines. The desktop PC market is still on fire, but it isn't a good kind of fire. Still, for now, AMD appears to be weathering the storm better than its opponents as it continued to steal market share from Intel in every segment of the CPU market. From a report: According to the recent earnings report from Intel, AMD, and Nvidia, the recovery will be a long one. The preliminary Mercury Research CPU market share results are in for the second quarter of 2022, arriving during what is becoming a more dire situation for the PC market as sales cool after several years of stratospheric growth.
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