Thomas Barrabi
Tech Reporter at New York Post
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nypost.com | Thomas Barrabi
Amazon will invest approximately $10 billion toward new artificial intelligence data center infrastructure in North Carolina, company and state officials announced Wednesday. The expanded AI data centers will be located in Richmond County and support Amazon Web Services, the company’s cloud-computing unit. The project is expected to create “at least 500 new high-skilled jobs,” including data center engineers and network specialists, the company said.
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nypost.com | Lisa Fickenscher |Thomas Barrabi
Allegedly defective tools and hardware from a China-based seller on Amazon have been linked to two deaths and at least one serious injury — the latest in an alarming spike in product liability lawsuits against the Seattle-based e-tailing giant, The Post has learned. On March 25, 2024, Jacob “Jake” Todd — 30-year-old father of three in Menifee, Calif. — was working under his Toyota Tacoma when a car jack he’d bought on Amazon from Vevor, a Shanghai-based third-party seller, buckled and broke.
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3 days ago |
nypost.com | Thomas Barrabi
Cryptocurrency airdrops have emerged as a popular way for blockchain startups to promote new crypto tokens and attract users to their projects. The guide below has all the details that crypto enthusiasts should know about airdrops, how they work and how to avoid scams. Airdrops are best understood as a way for crypto startups to raise awareness while launching new virtual currencies. The startups will send tokens to the virtual “wallets” of users who sign up.
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4 days ago |
nypost.com | Thomas Barrabi
Nvidia is reportedly developing a new China-specific computer chip that can be connected into high-powered “clusters” needed to power artificial intelligence models – despite the Trump administration’s move to tighten export controls on AI chips. The chip, which is being referred to as the B30, is already drawing interest from China-based tech giants like TikTok parent ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent, The Information reported on Friday.
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