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Rex Freiberger

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Sacred rebel on a mission to deprogram, detox and prepare humanity for the future.

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OpenAI Reveals Its First AI Chip: Jalapeño Original

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By Rex Freiberger
| Gadget Review
OpenAI and Broadcom’s inference-only Jalapeño ASIC targets data-center deployment by end of 2026, challenging Nvidia’s pricing grip OpenAI just became a chip company. After years of heavy reliance on Nvidia GPUs — sourced through cloud providers like Microsoft Azure, at prices set by a market with few real alternatives — the company has unveiled Jalapeño, its first custom processor built with Broadcom. This isn’t a general-purpose GPU.
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London’s West End Is Getting Permanent Facial Recognition Cameras Original

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By Rex Freiberger
| Gadget Review
Met’s Croydon pilot scanned 470,000 faces and made 173 arrests before permanent West End cameras go live by December 2026 On a Friday night in Soho, crowds spill past neon signs and rainbow flags onto Old Compton Street — and, bolted to a lamppost above them, a surveillance app-era debate made physical: a camera is already scanning faces against a police watchlist. That is not speculation. It is the Metropolitan Police‘s plan for before December 2026.
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19 Kitchen Gadgets That Make Cooking Effortless

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By Rex Freiberger, Al Landes, Annemarije de Boer
| Gadget Review
Smart kitchen gadgets that streamline cooking, from motion-sensor range hoods to air fryers with steam infusion and one-touch pasta makers. Most kitchens feel like a battlefield between efficiency and style. You’re either wrestling with clunky tools or staring at appliances that look like they belong in a museum. This collection cuts through that noise with smart gadgets that simplify your life, not just add more buttons to push.
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