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How former restaurant worker and his two friends launched one of the world’s most valuable companies
Name any major tech brand - from Google to Amazon to Tesla to ChatGPT - and the chances are Nvidia is involved in some way.
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Microplastics found in penises for first time, researchers say
Microplastics have been found in penises for the first time, with scientists raising questions about their impact on sexual health.
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Mysterious monolith discovered in desert near Las Vegas
A mysterious monolith has baffled police officers in Las Vegas after it was spotted glimmering in a remote mountain range near the neon-lit city.
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Nvidia overtakes Microsoft to become world’s most valuable public company
Microsoft has been dramatically toppled as the world's most valuable public company.
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Self-driving cars found to be safer – except at dawn, dusk, or when turning
Self-driving cars are safer than those driven by humans, except when it is dusk, dawn, or the vehicle is turning, according to a new study.
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Hopes a simple blood test could detect Parkinson’s seven years before symptoms after AI breakthrough
With help from artificial intelligence, researchers have identified a biological signature of Parkinson's disease they hope could lead to a simple blood test for the condition at least seven years…
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Starmer may echo Blair by getting Labour across the finish line but a heavy burden awaits him there | Adam Boulton
There are still two and a half weeks to go.
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House Of The Dragon is back – here’s everything you need to know
It doesn't get much more hotly anticipated than the first Game Of Thrones spin-off, but House Of The Dragon gave us a brand new story in a familiar world and…
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‘Waiting in various states of freezing cold’: Behind the scenes of covering the election campaign
Covering a general election campaign as a journalist can largely be summed up in two words - battle bus.
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Tories heading for ‘warfare’, Farage predicts, as ex-Cabinet minister pleads with voters to ‘unite the right’
Nigel Farage has predicted the Tories will soon descend into "warfare" as a former Conservative minister warned voters about a "Labour elective dictatorship" if they voted for Reform.