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Rising 2 Times, Jeddah Tower Is Predicted To Overtake Burj Khalifa As The Tallest Building In The World  - The Burj Khalifa looks like it will soon lose the title of tallest building in the world.  Work has begun again on Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Tower, also known as the Kingdom Tower.  Work has begun again on Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Tower, also known as the Kingdom Tower. The tower is predicted to shift the title of tallest building in the world which is currently held by the Burj Khalifa. (Instagram/@jeddahtower) The project will exceed the height of iconic buildings in Dubai once completed.  According to Augustman, Thursday (14/3/2024), Jeddah Economic Company (JEC) has continued work on a building more than 1,000 meters high.  Later the building will become a multi-purpose building that accommodates many accommodations.  Starting from luxury hotels, office spaces, serviced apartments, luxury condominiums and the highest observatory in the world.  A

Driven by AI Chips, Chip Market Projections are Predicted to Reach IDR 9 Quadrillion Nvidia H100 AI chip Global semiconductor market growth is estimated to reach 13.1 percent in 2024, setting a record high of around 588.36 billion United States dollars or around IDR 9 quadrillion.  World Semiconductor Trade Statistics, an industry organization comprised of major chip makers, revised its growth forecast from its previous estimate in June of 11.8 percent. The chip market's optimistic outlook  is driven by the widespread use of generative AI following the launch of ChatGPT, an AI chatbot developed by US-based OpenAI, as well as increased sales of PC computers and smartphones.  If this projection comes true, the chip market size will surpass the previous record of 574.08 billion US dollars in 2022. Although the market is expected to decline by 9.4 percent to 520.13 billion US dollars in 2023 due to weaker demand for memory chips, higher growth projections in 2024 are due to

Albert Einstein Predicted the Destruction of Israel, 2 Years before the Zionist Regime was Founded Physicist Albert Einstein had a critical view of Zionism. Photo/youtube WASHINGTON - Albert Einstein, one of the greatest physicists in history, was also known as an intellectual who was critical of Zionism.  In 1946, two years before Israel declared itself a state, Einstein wrote a letter to the Anglo-American Commission of Inquiry into the Palestinian issue.  In his letter, Einstein stated he did not believe the establishment of a Jewish state on Palestinian land was the right solution to the Palestinian problem.  Einstein argued that the creation of a Jewish state would lead to conflict with the native Palestinian population.  He also worries that the Jewish state will become an authoritarian state based on violence and discrimination.  In his letter, Einstein wrote: "I do not believe that the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine will bring a soluti