US is secretly tracking AI chip shipments from Nvidia, AMD, Dell and others: Here’s why

US authorities are secretly embedding location trackers in shipments of advanced chips from companies like Nvidia and AMD, according to Reuters. This initiative aims to prevent illegal diversion of these chips to China, focusing on shipments already under investigation. The trackers, often concealed within packaging or servers, are used to enforce export restrictions and build…

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Aries Daily Horoscope Today, August 16, 2025: This is not the day to share your secrets

Today, Aries individuals should listen to their intuition. Emotional connections will deepen in relationships. At work, creativity and courage are key. Handle finances carefully and avoid unnecessary spending. Prioritize health by managing stress and getting enough rest. Opportunities for growth are present. Trust your instincts and stay patient on your journey. Small steps will lead…

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‘Vote chor commission’: Youth Congress protests against EC; puts up banners outside poll panel’s office

The Indian Youth Congress (IYC) intensified its protest against the Election Commission (EC) and the BJP, accusing them of vote theft. They put up banners labeling the EC as “Vote Chor Commission” outside its Delhi office, following Rahul Gandhi’s allegations. They vowed to continue their agitation under the leadership of Gandhi “against vote theft” until…

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Scientists find a gut microbe that works as a natural alternative to Ozempic

In a groundbreaking study, scientists have identified a gut microbe, Bacteroides vulgatus, and its metabolites as potential regulators of blood sugar and sugar cravings, offering a natural alternative to injectables like Ozempic. Research indicates that B. vulgatus influences the release of hormones like GLP-1 and FGF21, crucial for blood sugar control and curbing sweet cravings….

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What is ‘quiet firing’ and are you facing it at work? 5 signs you must notice

Quiet firing, a subtle tactic where employers create unrewarding work environments to push employees to resign, is gaining traction. A recent survey indicates over half of U.S. managers admit to using these techniques to cut costs and avoid legal issues. Signs include exclusion from meetings, shifting responsibilities, lack of support, stalled growth, and policy-driven actions…

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