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This Startup Says It Can Clean Your Blood of Microplastics newsthirst.

This is a non-exhaustative list of places microplastics have been found: Mount Everest, the Mariana Trench, Antarctic snow, clouds, plankton, turtles, whales, cattle, birds, tap water, beer, salt, human plancentas, semen, breast milk, feces, testicles, livers, brains, arteries, and blood. My blood, specifically. In early March I milked a few drops out of my fingertips…

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Startup Rippling sues competitor Deel, claiming a spy stole sales data newsthirst.

Co-founder & CEO of Rippling Parker Conrad speaks onstage during the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco on Oct. 20, 2022 Kimberly White | TechCrunc | Getty Images Human resources software startup Rippling sued competitor Deel in federal district court on Monday, claiming that “Deel cultivated a spy” to orchestrate a trade-secret theft. The employee…

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Chinese EV startup Xpeng delivers over 30,000 cars for a fourth month newsthirst.

The flagship store of Xiaopeng Motors in Shanghai, China, on Feb. 18, 2025. CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty Images Chinese electric car company Xpeng delivered more than 30,000 cars for a fourth-straight month in February, as its mass-market brand helped the company stand out in an otherwise tepid market. Xpeng delivered 30,453 cars last month, including…

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China’s DeepSeek took AI world by storm. How this startup came into being? newsthirst.

DeepSeek offices in Beijing on Jan. 28, 2025. Peter Catterall | Afp | Getty Images Artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek has rocketed into global prominence, shaking up the AI world, but the team behind it is relatively unknown outside China. DeepSeek’s founder, Liang Wenfeng, has been dubbed by some in Western media as China’s Sam Altman….

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This Singapore-based startup uses AI to determine ingredient quality newsthirst.

The world has more mouths to feed than ever before. As the global population grows by roughly 1% year-on-year, the demand for food production increases. But churning out more food also carries an environmental impact and potentially compromises its quality.  One Singapore-based company has developed new technology which aims to address this challenge. Using its…

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