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    Jensen Huang love story: How 17-year-old Nvidia CEO won over 19-year-old Lori at Oregon State University. There were just 3 girls in class among 250 students

    Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, has come clean about an extramarital affair with Alice Huang, sparking controversy due to her suspected ties to Chinese intelligence. Meanwhile, Nvidia's board has launched an investigation into the situation. Jensen met his wife Lori at Oregon State University, where they studied electrical engineering, and they tied the knot in 1985 after his pledge to be a CEO by age 30.

    Kolkata techie allegedly murdered by live-in partner and her mother after a fight; police probe case

    A 25-year-old software engineer was found dead in his rented flat in Kolkata's Garia area after an alleged late-night altercation. His live-in partner and her mother have been arrested. Here's how the incident came to light, what neighbours reported and what police are investigating.

    Delhi woman skips engineering, quits corporate job after 6 years to travel solo. How disappointing her parents helped her discover her independence. ‘Sorry, I am a terrible daughter’

    Sonnell Jainn recounts her transformative path from a corporate job to a thriving content creator and solo traveler. Taking a bold step away from engineering, she faced initial disapproval from her parents. However, as they observed her achievements, their perspectives shifted. While challenges remain, there’s a growing mutual understanding as they navigate this new chapter of her life together.

    AI power rush sends data centres hunting for used turbines and jet engines

    Utilities and developers are increasingly looking for second-hand gas turbines as new equipment takes longer to produce. Orders for gas turbines are significantly outpacing manufacturing capacity and are projected to reach 129 gigawatts. The AI data centre boom is driving demand and leading to higher prices for gas turbine equipment.

    In 2003 and 2006, California used 224,700 waste tires behind two freeway walls; the lighter fill reduced pressure on the structures by about 30%

    California has taken a progressive step by integrating millions of waste tires into its freeway construction. This innovative approach involves the use of tire-derived aggregate in retaining walls, which effectively minimizes structural pressure. Not only does this practice present numerous advantages in civil engineering, but it also helps conserve natural resources while tackling the tire disposal dilemma.

    In 1793, England completed an inclined plane that carried canal boats 207 feet uphill on wheeled cradles before returning them to the water

    Around 200 years ago, a brilliant team of engineers in England created the Hay Inclined Plane, revolutionizing canal boat transport. This ingenious design enabled boats to move between the River Severn and the Shropshire Canal bypassing locks. By harnessing gravity and the power of counterweights, the system enhanced transport efficiency. As railways became more prevalent in the 19th century, its importance waned.

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