A. Ripple XRP
B. Bullcoin
C. Litecoin
D. Libra
UK’s Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrated?
A. Golden Anniversary
B. Silver Anniversary
C. Platinum Anniversary
D. Bronze Anniversary
A. Iceland
B. Ireland
C. Cuba
D. Greenland
A. John F. Kennady
B. Luiswell Airport
C. O’Hare aiport
D. None Of These
In a tribute to the boxing legend, Muhammad Ali, the international airport in his hometown Louisville, a city in the US state of Kentucky, has been renamed after him.
“Muhammad Ali belonged to the world, but he only had one hometown, and fortunately, that is our great city of Louisville,” Mayor Greg Fischer announced on the eve of Ali’s birthday on January 17.
“Muhammad became one of the most well-known people to ever walk the Earth and has left a legacy of humanitarianism and athleticism that has inspired billions of people,” the mayor added in a statement, celebrating achievements of Ali, who passed away on June 3, 2016.
Muhammad Ali also remains very popular in Pakistan, which he visited in 1998. Ali is seen as one of the greatest sportsmen ever and continues to be a huge inspiration for people around the world.
The airport will now be called the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.
In the race for the most powerful computers, Fugaku, a Japanese supercomputer, recently beat American and Chinese machines. China and the United States are locked in a contest to develop the world’s most powerful computers. Now a massive machine in Japan has topped them both.
A long-awaited supercomputer called Fugaku, installed in the city of Kobe by the government-sponsored Riken institute, took first place in a twice-yearly speed ranking that was released on Monday. The Japanese machine carried out 2.8 times more calculations a second than an IBM system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, which Fugaku bumped to second place in the so-called Top500 list.
A. 21-24 January
B. 01-03 February
C. 15-16 March
D. 13-17 April
A. Kristan MacLean
B. Johan jolt
B. wieber wakker
D. None of these