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Tech Giants Gear Up for 2nm Chip Launches in 2026

Originally Published 3 months ago — by Wccftech

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Apple is preparing to launch four new 2nm chipsets in 2026, including the A20 and A20 Pro with advanced WMCM packaging, which will enhance performance and efficiency. The company is expected to incorporate these chips into upcoming iPhones, MacBooks, and the Vision Pro headset, giving it a competitive edge as other manufacturers like Qualcomm and MediaTek also plan to introduce 2nm chips. TSMC's 2nm technology will be in high demand, with significant production capacity and high costs.

Apple's iPhone 18 and Pro Max to Feature TSMC's Advanced 2nm Chips and Packaging

Originally Published 6 months ago — by Wccftech

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Apple plans to use TSMC's advanced WMCM packaging for its upcoming A20 and A20 Pro chips, and SoIC packaging for its server chips, starting in 2026, with new manufacturing facilities set up to support these technologies, aiming for smaller, more efficient chips with enhanced performance.

Mondelez Sues Aldi Over Packaging Copycatting of Oreo and Chips Ahoy!

Originally Published 7 months ago — by The Takeout

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Aldi is facing a lawsuit from Mondelēz International over its private label snacks, which are alleged to copy the packaging and branding of popular Mondelēz products like Oreos and Ritz crackers, potentially misleading consumers and infringing on brand trademarks. The lawsuit seeks damages and an injunction to prevent further use of similar packaging.

Innovative Cellulose Technologies Pave Way for Sustainable Material Solutions

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Phys.org

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Researchers have developed a sustainable hydrophobic paper using cellulose nanofibers and peptide sequences, offering a potential alternative to petroleum-based products. This innovative material, created through a supramolecular approach, enhances mechanical strength and water resistance without chemically altering the cellulose. The study, conducted by a team from Politecnico di Milano and collaborators, highlights the material's suitability for packaging and biomedical applications due to its biocompatibility and environmental benefits.

Amazon Eliminates Plastic Air Pillows from Packaging

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Engadget

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Amazon has announced a significant reduction in the use of plastic air pillows in its packaging, cutting down by 95% and planning to eliminate them entirely by the end of the year. The company is switching to crumbled paper filler to reduce plastic waste and focus on recycled materials, aiming to use paper filler for nearly all deliveries on Prime Day. This move addresses concerns about plastic pollution, which has surged with Amazon's growth, especially during the COVID pandemic.

Amazon Eliminates Plastic Air Pillows from Packaging

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times

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Amazon will replace plastic air pillows in its North American shipments with recycled paper filler, eliminating nearly 15 billion plastic pillows annually. This move is part of the company's largest effort to reduce plastic packaging, addressing environmental concerns over plastic pollution, particularly in marine environments.

Amazon Replaces Plastic Air Pillows with Recycled Paper in Packaging

Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News

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Amazon is replacing plastic air pillows with recycled paper for packaging in North America, aiming to eliminate almost 15 billion plastic air pillows annually by year-end. This move, part of Amazon's largest plastic reduction effort in the region, is driven by environmental concerns and customer satisfaction. The company has already transitioned 95% of its packaging to paper filler, which offers better protection and is easier to handle. Environmental groups and investors have welcomed the change but urge Amazon to further reduce single-use plastics and explore reusable packaging options.

Amazon Eliminates Plastic Air Pillows in Packaging

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge

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Amazon is set to eliminate plastic air pillows from its North American delivery packaging by the end of the year, replacing them with 100% recycled paper filler. This change will remove nearly 15 billion plastic air pillows annually. Despite progress in other regions, Amazon has been slower to transition to paper packaging in the US. Conservation group Oceana acknowledges the improvement but urges Amazon to further reduce single-use plastic packaging globally.

"Culprit Behind Canned Wine's Rotten Egg Smell Uncovered by Research Team"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Phys.org

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A research team led by Gavin Sacks, Ph.D. and Julie Goddard, Ph.D., has identified the culprit behind the occasional rotten egg smell in canned wine as the interaction between molecular sulfur dioxide (SO2) and the aluminum, resulting in the production of hydrogen sulfide (H2S). The team found that maintaining 0.4 ppm of SO2 in wine and using epoxy liners could ensure low formation of hydrogen sulfide during long-term can storage. They are now working on designing more robust liners using food-grade materials to prevent corrosion and tackling the issue of sour beer.

"Global Rivalry Erupts Over DS Smith in International Paper Takeover Talks"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian

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US-based paper producer International Paper has put forward a £5.7bn takeover proposal for UK packaging company DS Smith, challenging the previously agreed £5.14bn deal with British rival Mondi. DS Smith's shares rose 7.4% following the proposal, which would see its shareholders owning just over a third of the combined company. The potential bidding war could lead to a UK-based packaging company worth more than £10bn, with both companies touting the strategic merits and value creation of a potential combination.

"Unveiling the Impressive Design of Apple Vision Pro's Massive Box"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by MacRumors

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Apple's Vision Pro headset comes in a large box with a typical Apple design, featuring a front view of the headset and "Vision Pro" text. The box is huge due to the inclusion of various accessories and the headset itself, and lacks a grab-handle. The device is set to launch on February 2 and will come with a commemorative shopping bag for in-store buyers. Additionally, Apple is set to release iOS 17.3 next week and new iPad and MacBook models are expected to launch in the spring.

"Shopper's Clever 'Hack' for Maximizing Value on Tide Detergent"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Daily Dot

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As the phenomenon of "shrinkflation" continues to irk consumers, a TikTok video featuring a shopper's unconventional method of getting the most out of their purchase of Tide detergent has gone viral. The shopper is seen pouring contents from another bottle into the one he intends to buy, sparking a variety of reactions from viewers. While some defend the company's packaging choice, others express solidarity with the shopper's cost-saving approach. The video has prompted discussions about consumer rights and regulations, as well as reflections on personal frugality in the face of rising costs.

"Teenage Engineering Co-founder Addresses 'Fadergate' Transport Damage Concerns"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by MusicTech

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Teenage Engineering co-founder David Eriksson addresses the 'Fadergate' issue with the EP-133 K.O.II sampler, acknowledging the unexpected rate of transport damage affecting the fader. Customers have reported unresponsive faders upon delivery, prompting the company to implement new packaging to minimize transit damage for the next batch. Eriksson also hints at upcoming features for the sampler and plans to showcase the factory machinery in an online tour.

"Exclusive: Unveiling the Official Box Art for LEGO Animal Crossing Sets"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Nintendo Life

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UK retailer Smyth Toys has revealed the packaging for the upcoming Animal Crossing LEGO sets, which are set to launch in March 2024. The series includes five sets, with prices ranging from $14.99 to $74.99. Fans can now get a glimpse of the cute and charming box art before the release.