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Ep. 29: Intel’s Struggles, Finger Sweat Health, and Apple’s Big AI Moves

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In this episode, we dive into the downfall of Intel, once the king of chips, now scrambling to stay relevant with a possible split into chip-making and chip-designing divisions. With rumors swirling about a Qualcomm buyout, we’re breaking down whether this could save Intel or if it’s too late. On the cutting edge of health tech, we explore a new wearable tech from UCSD that monitors your health through fingertip sweat, potentially revolutionizing health tracking. And with Apple’s iPhone 16 announcement just around the corner, we predict AI-powered Siri upgrades, a game-changing Apple Watch 10, and whether a cheaper Apple Vision could be on the horizon. Get ready for a deep dive into the biggest tech stories of the week—Intel’s struggle, Snapchat’s AI backlash, sweat-powered tech, and Apple’s next big moves. 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:57 Market Recap and Economic Data 03:18 Intel's Decline and Future Prospects 10:18 Innovative Sweat Detection Technology 18:03 Apple's Upcoming Event and Predictions 23:30 Conclusion and Next Episode Teaser

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