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There are tasty snacks you can nibble on without adding too much to the calorie bank. Here are 18 under-100-calorie snacks ...

One study author maintains that understanding the motives and methods of snacking is critical to addressing overeating and obesity — a global problem.

In the world of healthy snacking, finding options that are both delicious and nutritious can be challenging. However, popped ...

Dancing is an excellent way to exercise, burn fat and calories, and lose weight. Read on to learn how dancing can benefit your weight loss efforts if you’re looking to add some new moves to your ...

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Europe's main computer chip industry group ESIA called on the European Union on Monday to speed up aid, draw up a revamped "Chips Act 2.0" support package and name an envoy ...

Chip giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) has lagged behind market leader Nvidia and rival Advanced Micro Devices in the AI accelerator market. As Nvidia churns out more than $26 billion of data center ...

Intel's new chips are meant to compete with Apple silicon chips and the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite chips that Microsoft recently adopted for its AI-focused Copilot+ PCs. According to Intel ...

But multiple industry insiders, including an AI engineer at a partner company, said the chips still lagged far behind Nvidia’s for the initial training of models. They blamed stability issues ...

With the first chips expected next year, the initiative aims to boost various industries. The government is also focusing on talent development and partnerships with international entities, preparing ...

POP, a fintech enabler for direct to consumer brands started by former Flipkart employees, has introduced India’s first multi-brand co-branded credit card developed in collaboration with RuPay and Yes ...