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Chengdu, China, August 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Since 15^e August of Space Race’s mainnet IPFS event, The following great achievements can be seen:

• The height of the block exceeded 100 million
• Total storage reached 9.5 EiB
• Active storage providers surpassed 3,000

IPFS Harbor as a staunch follower and builder of distributed storage, they dedicated themselves to web 3.0 infrastructure, it has breakthrough on data center building, software update, global market layout.

1Be the most trusted IPFS storage provider

The 25th^e, 2019, IPFS Harbor was officially established and installed in Chengdu High-Tech Zone, which enjoys the reputation of “Nation of Abundance”. It has a talent aggregation environment which is the best incubation place for the development of IPFS storage.

Since its inception, IPFS Harbor has been actively involved in the field of distributed storage. In early 2020, it completed construction of the data center and released version v1.0 of its self-developed storage system.

In the first stage of the test-net in April of the same year, IPFS Harbor ranked first in the power rankings. In the next space race in August, IPFS Harbor placed 23^rd in the word and won 26,457 awards.

At the pre-sale stage before the mainnet launch, IPFS Harbor market sales exceeded 40,000 TiB, ranking first in IPFS storage. In addition, IPFS Harbor has entered into technical cooperation with the laboratory of the University of Electronic Science and Technology. And everything about blockchain, distributed storage, cloud service, etc.

Based on previous great achievements, IPFS Harbor received an angel investment from a Hong Kong listed company, with physical assets exceeding $ 10 million.

As a leading storage supplier company, our business covers Russia, Turkey, Japan, England, France, Netherlands, USA and South Korea etc.

IPFS Harbor aims to become the world’s leading provider of decentralized storage solutions over the next 3-5 years. They have provided our customers with a reliable and secure storage service, which includes:

-Equipment:

Five Star IDC (Internet Data Center) – Maintain stable power and Internet, level 8 earthquake resistance and multi-channel air conditioner to ensure the low temperature of running equipment.

It is built in strict accordance with the national IDC five-star computer room standard. The data center is located in the national data center in Ya’an, Sichuan

– Energy saving and environmental protection

Followed the “Guiding Decision of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on Promoting High-Quality Trade Development” of the 11^e National People’s Congress. The construction of IDC reflects economy, efficiency, which is the national key development goal of carbon neutrality

In March 2021, the v2.0 system improved power growth, confirming the industry and WinningPoSt. Power growth is increased by 12.4%, and combined with the existing compute cluster, the daily confirming data reaches 1.4 PiB. Sector checking is more stable, the valid sector state of all nodes remains above 99.98%, and sector errors are repaired within 24 hours.

2By focusing on web3.0, be the next internet pioneer

Over time, IPFS Harbor was established 2 years ago. We have followed our roadmap of goals, to be the builder of a Web3.0 infrastructure combined with the development goals of the country’s new infrastructure. Using our professional IPFS technology to participate in the layout of the web3.0 infrastructure.

Web 3.0 must be the next generation of the Internet. It is in its infancy, uses blockchain as an important basis to guide the internet towards personal control of data ownership and achieve personal privacy, moving from the current interconnection of information to the interconnection of value.

There are four beacons in Web 3.0:

1. Unified identity authentication system,

2. Confirmation and authorization of data,

3. Protection of privacy and anti-censorship,

4. Decentralized operation

For the above four tags, decentralization and storage will be the most important part of the IPFS foundation. This is absolutely what the goals of IPFS Harbor are.

IPFS Harbor has full equipment, powerful internet service, self-developed system and 7 * 24 hour hosting service with on-site and real-time troubleshooting. They provide safe, stable and inexpensive storage services to users around the world.

Web 3.0 still has a long way to go because the evolution of the Internet will open up a new ecosystem, profession, application, it has a lot of practice to explore, to solve. There is great support for the national policy which combines with 5G, the industrial internet, the development of big data. IPFS Harbor is convinced that Web 3.0 will soon have a bright future.

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Aug 25 (Reuters) – Imperial Oil Ltd (IMO.TO), one of Canada’s largest oil producers and refiners, on Wednesday presented a plan to turn vegetable oil into renewable diesel at its 191 Strathcona refinery 000 barrels per day.

The project, which still requires final approval, is part of majority owner Exxon Mobil’s goal of producing more than 40,000 barrels per day of low-emission fuels by 2025.

Calgary-based Imperial aims by 2024 to build a hydrotreater and use blue hydrogen derived from fossil fuels to transform raw materials like canola and soybean oils into 20,000 barrels per day ( bpj) of renewable diesel, he said.

A decision to go ahead will require government support and approvals, favorable market conditions and a determination of the project’s economic competitiveness, an official said. Imperial Oil’s potential investment in the project has not been disclosed.

The Canadian Clean Fuels Standard, which comes into effect next year, aims to stimulate investment in clean energy technology and create a trading system that allows fuel suppliers who fall short of the targets. emission reduction targets to purchase credits generated by cleaner fuel producers.

“It enables faster and deeper decarbonization with a market-driven driver so that technologies can be developed more efficiently,” said Andy Madden, vice president of strategy and planning at Exxon.

Imperial’s production process would capture and store about 500,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide underground each year, Exxon said in a statement.

The Canadian Clean Fuels Standard aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% from 2005 levels by 2030.

US refiners, including Valero Energy (VLO.N) and Marathon Petroleum (MPC.N), are using US and state incentives to produce renewable diesel.

If all renewable fuel projects were completed, US production of renewable diesel would total 330,000 bpd by the end of 2024, according to the US Energy Information Administration, or roughly 7% of 2020 diesel production according to calculations. from Reuters.

Reporting by Laura Sanicola; edited by Richard Pullin

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A specialty Indian grocery store expands in Riverside next year.

Pioneer Cash & Carry purchased a vacant 10,128 square foot storefront at 9185 Magnolia Ave. for $ 1,750,000. The grocery store will be next to a Family Dollar and a short walk to Donald Avenue from Stater Bros. Markets.

The family business Pioneer Cash & Carry was founded in 1982 and has two locations in the community of Little India in Artesia. The Riverside store will be the first Inland Empire store for owner Devraj Keray.

“When we first opened our doors all those years ago, we were passionate about filling the void for unique, fresh and quality ethnic foods in the local community,” the grocer’s website says.

The specialty grocer offers a variety of Indian and ethnic goods and a wide range of branded items shipped from India. The departments range from lentils, spices, rice and flour to coffee and tea, snacks and cookies. A bakery will make daily roti, pav and thepla (flat bread and rolls).

The real estate transaction was negotiated by Albert Lopez at Progressive Real Estate Partners.

hiring in Burlington

Discount retailer Burlington Stores is hiring at retail stores and warehouses across the Inland Empire.

The hiring is part of a larger effort by the company to add 20,000 employees to its payroll nationwide.

Positions in distribution centers include first and second shifts, full-time warehouse associates and supervisors. For stores, positions include cashiers, salespeople, supervisors and managers. Hourly wages will vary from minimum wage up to $ 22 for distribution center positions. Other incentives include flexible hours and a login bonus, although the company has not offered details.

Applicants must complete the online applications at BurlingtonStores.jobs. Filter by location to see available jobs.

Howard’s Updates Pandemic Protocols

Howard’s, the La Habra-based home appliance retailer, is updating its safety protocols in light of the pandemic, requiring all managers to be vaccinated by September 1 and the same for all staff by October 1.

Employees can choose not to be vaccinated for religious or medical reasons, but must undergo a COVID-19 test every two weeks, the company said.

“We have chosen to protect the health and safety of staff in our stores, distribution center and head office because we care deeply about protecting our staff and our buyers. It is important that our employees and customers feel safe in the office and in our stores, ”said John Riddle, CEO and President of Howard’s.

The retailer also provides free counseling for employees who are reluctant to get the vaccine, where they can voice concerns and ask questions. Meditation and yoga classes will also be offered.

“While many parts of the virus remain beyond our control, we are proud to make a significant contribution to helping our employees focus on their well-being,” Riddle added. “It’s one of the most important ways to take care of our business and our communities. “

Howard’s has 12 branches in Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernadino and Riverside counties.

SB’s industrial facility sells for $ 21.5 million

Worldwide Material Handling, a manufacturer of wire mesh products for pallet racking, has purchased a new 135,287 square foot industrial facility in San Bernardino for $ 21.5 million, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

The building located at 549 E. Central Ave. was developed and sold by Hillwood Investment Properties, a division of Perot Co.

Tim Pimentel, Chuck Belden, Brice Larson and Kyle Kehner from the Inland Empire office of Cushman & Wakefield in Ontario represented WWMH. Bill Heim and Alex Heim with Lee & Associates represented Hillwood.

“Over the years, Worldwide Material Handling has grown in San Bernardino from its smaller 5,000 to 10,000 square foot buildings and quickly now to their new facility,” Pimentel said in a statement. “Like many businesses, WWMH has experienced growth due to the long-term e-commerce movement which has placed a high demand on industrial real estate regionally and nationally.”

WWMH’s new facility is located within Hillwood’s AllianceCalifornia, a 2,000-acre shopping and logistics center at the corner of Central and Valley View avenues.

Riverside building sells for $ 3.7 million

An 18,090 square foot industrial building located at 887 Marlborough Ave. at Riverside sold for $ 3.725 million, according to Avison Young.

Cody Lerner and Stan Nowak of Avison’s Inland Empire office represented the vendor, Riverside-based New Power Inc., which will lease the property for its solar panel business.

The unidentified buyer was represented by Berkshire Hathaway.

“The industrial property sector continues to experience a shortage of inventory which is creating historically high prices. We are delighted to have achieved the financial and operational objectives of our selling client by facilitating a sale and leaseback of the building, ”said Lerner.

Built in 2002 on 1.25 acres, the building was remodeled in 2017 and includes 50% office space, solar panels and a front door.

Tutoring at the mall

Family is All That Matters, an after-school tutoring program that combines mentoring and athletics for students ages 5-18, has opened at The Galleria at Tyler in Riverside.

The FIAT Group is a non-profit association. For more information, visit fiatmgroupinc.org.

People on the move

John Pierce has joined Laguna Beach-based McDonald Property Group, an industrial real estate development company, in a newly created position as senior vice president of development. Previously, he spent five years as Vice President of Development for Prologis and will now focus on all aspects of development including construction management, McDonald’s pending and new industrial development projects in the Inland Empire.

Esports scholarship

Seven-time esports tournament winner Julius Dimaranan, 17, who attended Arlington High School in Riverside, won a $ 1,500 scholarship from ViewSonic.

ViewSonic is a partner of the Riverside County Esports League and the Riverside County Office of Education. The $ 1,500 donation is part of a $ 25,000 commitment made by the company.

Dimaranan will use the money for classes at Riverside Community College before moving to UC Riverside or Cal Poly Pomona to study electrical engineering.

ViewSonic manufactures hardware and software for monitors, projectors, digital signage and interactive displays.

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