Abstract: A method of reducing gray energy consumption and achieving optimal gray energy saving for carbon neutralization is proposed. In a cellular network, each cell or BS (group of cells) has renewable (green) and non-renewable (gray, on-grid power) energy sources. The renewable (green) energy is highly variable and unpredictable, while non-renewable (gray, on-grid power) is stable but is not renewable and thus has more carbon impact. Each cell or BS (group of cells) services is associated UEs when it is on. In one novel aspect, a cell or BS (group of cells) that consumes more non-renewable energy can give some or all of its served UEs to another cell or BS (group of cells) that consumes less non-renewable energy.

Abstract: A method includes bonding a first package component over a second package component. The second package component includes a plurality of dielectric layers, and a plurality of redistribution lines in the plurality of dielectric layers. The method further includes dispensing a stress absorber on the second package component, curing the stress absorber, and forming an encapsulant on the second package component and the stress absorber.

Abstract: A method for adjusting a system clock in terms of an operational status of at least one non-baseband module includes: getting first information corresponding to the system clock required by at least one baseband module, wherein the first information comprises a frequency characteristic of the system clock; getting second information corresponding to the at least one non-baseband module, wherein the second information comprises a frequency characteristic of a radio frequency (RF) signal to be received by the non-baseband module; and selectively adjusting a frequency of the system clock by referring to the first information and the second information.

Abstract: A method for adjusting a system clock in terms of an operational status of at least one non-baseband module includes: getting first information corresponding to the system clock required by at least one baseband module, wherein the first information comprises a frequency characteristic of the system clock; getting second information corresponding to the at least one non-baseband module, wherein the second information comprises a frequency characteristic of a radio frequency (RF) signal to be received by the non-baseband module; and selectively adjusting a frequency of the system clock by referring to the first information and the second information.

Abstract: A bottle with a cap depressable to eject contents includes a main body and a depressing part. The bottle is made of metal. The main body is provided for holding liquid contents such as shampoo. The main body has a cover detachably mounted on a cylindrical holding member coupled to a base at its bottom. The base has greater area than the holding member in order to support the bottle stably. The depressing part has an outer cap, an inner cap, a straw and an outlet member. The inner cap is received in the outer cap, and has a holding room holding an upper end of the straw. The outlet member is screwed into one side of the inner cap. The straw is passed through the cover with the outer cap mounted on a cylindrical supporting part at a portion of the cover. The inner cap has a lower end rim confined within the supporting part such that when the outer cap is depressed to eject contents, the straw is limited in its displacement, for instance, so as to bent and damaged.