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Amazon Has New AI Chips for Home Tech Devices and Future Mobile Gadgets
Goodbye, Energy-Saving Appliances? US Eyes Efficiency-Rule Rollback
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Sucking carbon out of the air promises to reverse our emissions. Will it work? – CNET
CO2 removal is proving costly and difficult to scale up.
The best Fitbits to buy right now – CNET
Here’s a roundup of the best Fitbit smartwatches and fitness trackers available right now.
Here are mortgage rates for Nov. 8, 2021: Rates decrease – CNET
Today quite a few important mortgage rates sank. If you’re in the market for a mortgage, see how your payments might be affected.
Mortgage refinance rates for Nov. 8, 2021: Rates fall – CNET
Multiple key refinance rates were down today.
MLOps platform Landing AI raises $57M to help manufacturers adopt computer vision
Landing AI, a startup founded by data scientist and entrepreneur Andrew Ng, has raised $57 million in venture capital.Read More
‘Arcane,’ the new ‘League of Legends’ Netflix series, shows Riot Games’ ‘black licorice’ strategy
With “Arcane,” its in house-produced animated show for Netlflix, Riot aims to put games at the center of the entertainment universe.
Security and compliance automation company Drata raises $100M
Security and compliance automation platform Drata has raised $100 million in a series B round of funding at a $1 billion valuation.Read More
Stocking stuffers: 7 great gifts for $25 or less – CNET
Each of these affordable gifts are a great cherry on top of a larger gift-giving experience.
NASA solar probe bombarded by dust, causing dangerous plasma explosions – CNET
Parker Solar Probe’s mission to touch the sun was always going to be a bumpy ride.
Ketchup on Mars: Heinz preps for a future with condiments on the red planet – CNET
Someone else is going to have to figure out the mustard.