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Taylor Farms is recalling jalapeño products at Walmart, Target, and Whole Foods over salmonella

The California-based food supplier announced the recall on Aug. 9 after its pepper distributor, Coast Citrus Distributors, linked its jalapeños to a multistate outbreak [...]

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Deepseek reportedly had to fall back on Nvidia chips for new model

Chinese AI startup Deepseek had to abandon domestic chips from Huawei and switch to allegedly smuggled Nvidia hardware to train its upcoming flagship model, a setback that highlights China's ongoing struggle to compete with US AI companies without access to cutting-edge chips.<br /> The article Deepseek reportedly had to fall back on Nvidia chips for new model appeared first on The Deco [...]

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"Notepad++ for Mac" release is disavowed by the creator of the original

"To be clear: Notepad++ has never released a macOS version." [...]

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Why is Nikki Blonsky the top bestseller on Cameo?

Nikki Blonsky is raking in Cameo cash in the wake of viral TikTok fame. [...]

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Happy 20th Birthday, Spotify. Here's the Platform's Most Streamed of All Time

Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny and Drake are among the top artists. [...]

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AI is killing the summer internship. The entry-level pipeline that built careers is breaking.

Katelyn Watterson owes her career to a summer internship. As a student at American University, she spent a summer working for a high-end beauty brand in New York. Her boss offered her a full-time job over drinks at the Plaza Hotel. Almost two decades later, Watterson runs her own marketing agency, Fifty Six. At times, […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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The Pentagon calls this Chinese firm a military company. Its lidar runs US robotaxis anyway

A lidar maker the Pentagon brands a Chinese military company quietly wires up America’s robotaxis, trucks, and even an airport. Nvidia is one of its partners. Hesai makes many of the sensors self-driving machines use to see. The Shanghai firm also sits on a US Department of Defense blacklist of Chinese military companies, CNBC reports. […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]

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Meta is 'pausing' third-party VR headsets from ASUS and Lenovo

Last year, Meta announced that it was opening up its VR operating system to other headset makers, starting with ASUS and Lenovo. Now, it seems that Meta is pumping the brakes on the effort and those third-party Horizon OS headsets might never actually launch.The company has "paused" the program, Road to VR reported. Meta confirmed the move in a statement to Engadget, saying that it [...]

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NordVPN promises urgent Mac app update after users dub latest release a "dumpster fire"

NordVPN's recent macOS app update hasn't gone down well, with users complaining of crippling lag and dropped connections. Fortunately, the provider has confirmed a hotfix is imminent. [...]

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