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Our AI innovators need more computing capacity note-0

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By Ben Richardson
| MSN UK Verified
Scotland has developed real momentum in tech, writes ​​Ben Richardson, but speed is of the essence Scotland has a long history of shaping the modern world through invention, from Alexander Graham Bell to John Logie Baird and Alexander Fleming. The opportunity with AI is no different. But breakthroughs face a bottleneck: can Scottish innovators access the computing capacity they need?
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Applying Johns Reflection Model to your learning process

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By Ben Richardson
| TrainingZone Verified
Editor’s note: Originally published September 2023, this guide to Johns’ Model of Reflection remains a valuable framework for structured learning. As we approach year-end – a natural time for review and planning – this five-phase approach offers you and your teams a systematic way to extract learning from experience and set clear intentions for moving forward. What is reflection?
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Protecting the Future of Beer: Yakima Chief Hops Tracks Carbon Emissions To Increase Sales & Sustainability

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By Levi Wyatt, Ben Richardson, Ben Richardson
| The Beer Connoisseur Verified
Beer lovers familiar with the experience of cracking open a crisp IPA on a warm summer day can thank hops for the refreshing aromatic bite that follows. Hops are the green, cone-shaped flowers that are the heart of most modern beers, lending flavors ranging from citrusy zing to tantalizing bitterness while adding a preservative quality. But climate change is threatening the very future of the vital hops used for brewing the world’s greatest beverage: Beer.
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