Re: Remember "Bit-Slice" Chips ?

On Tue, 10 Dec 2024, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

On 10/12/2024 01:02, rbowman wrote:

On Mon, 9 Dec 2024 10:53:54 +0100, D wrote:
 

Swedens government has now decided that sweden shall have new, working
nuclear power in 10 years.
 I would bet several hundred euros against this being done on time.

 If Sweden is like the US it will still be in litigation in 10 years.

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Fortunately Sweden is not.
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There seem to be (compared with the UK and US) people who can count beyond ten with their socks on in government
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They are still singing the renewable hymn sheet but money is going into piloting nuclear power.

Really? Not in sweden. What I have seen is that there is debate currently around the funding. The Green tech companies are furious of course, because they see the government teet being withdrawn.
The government owner power company at first refused to consider nuclear, since it was not economically feasible. The CEO was switftly removed by the new government, or she was forcefully instructed behind closed doors (don't remember which actually) and all of a sudden they reluctantly agreed to consider it.
The socialist/eco-fascist deep state surely runs deep in sweden. But it is a small country, so much easier to change and adapt than a big country.

IIRC the majority of many European countries are now in principle not opposed to nuclear if the price is right.
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And once one country goes nuclear, the rest will get lost in a crush to follow.
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