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History of tyre

Tires are one of the most important components of the automobile, yet their origins date back long before cars existed. Some of the earliest rubber tires were fitted to horse-drawn carriages and wagons in the late 18th century to help cushion the ride. In the 1890s, pneumatic tires filled with compressed air came onto the scene, providing a much smoother ride. As automobiles began gaining popularity in the early 1900s, tire technology advanced rapidly to meet the demands of the growing industry. Brands like Goodyear, Michelin, and Dunlop mass-produced tires for the new motor vehicles. Radial tires were invented in the 1950s, providing better handling at higher speeds. Over time, tires incorporated new rubber compounds, belt reinforcements, and tread patterns optimized for certain weather or terrain conditions. Today’s tires are engineered down to the molecular level for maximum performance and safety. Advanced materials like carbon black and silica deliver long treadlife while sophisti...

Father of graphic

Founded in 1993, Nvidia is one of the world's leading graphics card and chip makers, pioneering advancements in visual computing. Based in California, the company started by developing GPUs to accelerate 2D/3D graphics and is now a driving force behind real-time ray tracing and AI. Nvidia revolutionized the gaming industry by powering many of the most graphically demanding titles. Beyond gaming, their technology is used for design, science, and cryptocurrency as well. The GeForce line of graphics cards have brought stunning, ultra-realistic visuals to PCs for decades. Lately, Nvidia is also pushing into new frontiers like autonomous vehicles, cloud computing, and healthcare applications. With their proprietary CUDA platform, developers can easily harness the power of Nvidia chips for a variety of tasks. The company also owns other properties like game studio Idex and makes the Tegra mobile processors. Nvidia remains devoted to accelerating how we interact with and are entertained b...

History of BLUE and RED chip manufacturers

AMD and Intel are the two largest manufacturers of microprocessors for both desktop and laptop computers. For decades, they have competed to be the leading provider of CPU chips with different approaches to product lines and manufacturing technologies. Intel long dominated the market thanks to superior manufacturing processes and aggressive tactics, but AMD has fought hard for market share with more affordable prices. In recent years though, AMD has gained significant ground with their Ryzen CPUs that offer strong multi-core performance to compete with Intel's high-end Core chips at a lower cost. Both companies continue advancing process nodes to pack more cores and speed onto each new generation. Meanwhile, the competition has also spread to GPUs as AMD's Radeon graphics give Nvidia's GeForce a run. This rivalry has undeniably benefited consumers, giving them high-performance options at a variety of price points. As the needs of gaming, content creation and more intensify,...

Father of GTA, RDR and many more franchise

Founded in 1998, Rockstar Games has become synonymous with groundbreaking interactive entertainment. Starting off as a small studio, they gained fame for their hit 3D Universe franchise Grand Theft Auto which revolutionized open-world gaming. The first GTA title on the original PlayStation established the core mechanics that would define the series. Each subsequent entry then pushed technical and creative boundaries, becoming bigger in scope from GTA 3 up to the sprawling worlds of GTA 4 and 5. Meanwhile, other acclaimed franchises like Red Dead Redemption, Bully and Max Payne emerged from Rockstar. The company also helped popularize downloadable episodic content early on. Beyond video games, Rockstar also ventured into film and television productions. Throughout its history, Rockstar has continually hired the industry's top talent while developing a reputation for polished, cinematic experiences that pull no punches. While also courting controversy at times, their games have unden...

Tarantino one the best director

Quentin Tarantino is known for crafting uniquely stylized films filled with witty dialogue, eclectic soundtracks and over-the-top violence. Since bursting onto the scene in the early 1990s with Reservoir Dogs, the acclaimed writer/director has developed a very loyal and recognizable fan base. His movies such as Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Inglourious Basterds feature nonlinear storytelling, pop culture references and entertaining ensemble casts. Tarantino excels at crafting memorable characters and scenes that feel like miniature works of art. Even topics like slavery and war are approached with his signature blend of humor, blood and heart. While certainly not for everyone, Tarantino's R-rated adventures are a thrill ride for those who love his bold cinematic storytelling. With each new film, audiences are on the edge of their seats anticipating his next batch of brilliantly written criminals, anti-heroes and revenge seekers. His movies have left an undeniable mark on independent ...

What’s ICE in motorsport

The internal combustion engine has been powering vehicles for over a century. Whether gasoline or diesel, ice engines utilize explosions within cylinders to drive pistons that turn drive shafts to propel cars down the road. While being refined over decades, the basic mechanical design remains the same - injecting and igniting a fuel mixture allows ice engines to generate torque and horsepower without external charging. Repairs tend to be more straightforward than newer electric powertrains too. Enthusiasts still flock to muscle cars with big block V8s and tuners pushing engines past their factory limits. The sound of a high-revving sports car or rumbling V12 is music to the ears of driving purists. However, ice engines face looming emissions regulations and the rise of EVs. Yet engine technology continues advancing as well with turbos, direct injection, and hybridization helping squeeze more efficiency from dwindling fuel. Ice power still delivers the visceral thrill of acceleration fo...

History of video game

Ever since the early days of Pong and Pac-Man, video games have captivated people around the world. What started as a simple way to pass idle time has evolved into a multi-billion dollar industry. Today's cutting edge consoles and PC titles offer visually stunning worlds to explore, complex storylines to follow, and heart-pumping multiplayer action. Whether it's the fantasy of Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda, the futuristic sci-fi of Halo, or sports simulations like FIFA, games allow us to experience excitement and adventures unlike anything in real life. They also help develop strategic thinking and hand-eye coordination. While games like Candy Crush Saga are picked up casually on mobile for a few minutes of relaxation, hardcore gamers dedicate countless hours to competitive eSports or role-playing epics. Esports is even emerging as a legitimate spectator sport with thousands packing arenas. With constant innovation, video games show no signs of losing their popularity and remai...

Most expensive sport in the world

 Formula 1 is one of the most popular racing sports in the world. The pinnacle of single-seater racing, it takes place on purpose-built tracks across the globe with some of the fastest cars ever seen in motor racing. Teams like Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari and McLaren pour billions into research and development each year to gain even the smallest advantage over their rivals. The 2022 season has seen a thrilling title battle between Max Verstappen defending his crown for Red Bull against Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. With cutting edge hybrid turbocharged engines and aerodynamic technologies pushing cars to the limit, average speeds at tracks like Monza and Spa regularly top 220 mph. Strategies around pit stops, tire choices and fuel loads add another layer of intrigue. While Europe remains the heartland, races in Asia, the Middle East and Americas continue to expand F1's global fanbase in the millions. The combination of unrivaled speed, international glamour and competitive drama m...

The rise of third gender

The LGBTQ community has made tremendous strides in recent decades in the fight for equal rights and social acceptance. While discrimination and challenges still exist, more people today are living openly and proudly as their authentic selves regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. It's encouraging to see same-sex marriage now legal across the United States, as well as gender identity protections in many places. Still, there is work yet to do to combat bullying, homelessness and health issues affecting LGBTQ youth. Overall the future looks bright as each new generation grows up with more exposure to diverse families and relationships in media and society. The LGBTQ rights movement will continue its mission of promoting dignity, justice and compassion for all. 

American bloodline

Muscle cars conjure images of power, speed and the open road. Originating in the 1960s, muscle cars like the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger packed big V8 engines into compact bodies, giving them massive horsepower for stoplight-slaying acceleration. While handling and braking sometimes took a backseat to straight-line speed, these cars tapped into a rebellious spirit and passion for driving that still resonates today. Modern muscle retains the raw power but with improved technology for more rounded performance. Walking the line between sports car and family coupe, models like the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye deliver over 700 horsepower from supercharged Hemis. Retro styling cues also satisfy fans of the classic era. Though gas prices and an EV future loom, muscle cars keep the soul of freedom, adrenaline and American swagger alive whenever their thunderous V8s roar to life down the open road. Their influence continues to reshape the sports car spectrum.