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Nvidia Bets Big on Robots and More
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Eureka’s robotic vacuum can detect liquid stains and cut itself free of tangles
Eureka, a household cleaning pioneer with over a century of history, has unveiled its Eureka J15 Max Ultra robotic vacuum.VentureBeat - 23h -
Chinese robot vacuum cleaner company reveals model with an AI-powered arm
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Is Europe dream a reality for Bournemouth?
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This Tiny Fish’s Mistaken Identity Halted a Dam’s Construction
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Do Democrats really want a DREAM Act?
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Crypto industry dreams of a golden era under Trump
The sector expects lighter regulation and wider adoption under the president-elect, but some worry about systemic risksFinancial Times - 5d -
Tiny Love Stories: ‘He Never Says the Words’
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.The New York Times - Dec. 31
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