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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Wednesday, September 4th. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

Technology has come for so many things in our lives.

Now it could help deal with the stink from your kitchen trash can, but for a hefty price.

We'll tell you more.

And then,

NVIDIA already dominates the market for chips powering the artificial intelligence boom.

Now the company is playing a growing role in designing AI data centers.

Our reporter Aisa Fitch will join us to explain what the company is doing and how it's trying to offset regulatory risks. But first in the summer months food scraps in your garbage might really smell.

You could try cutting down on your food waste or like our personal technology

Bureau Chief Wilson Rothman you could try a new device called the Mill

Food Recycler. For $1,000 or a $30 a month rental plan with a buyout option, this

trash can can fight the garbage stink and reduce what makes it to landfills.

So, is it worth it?

Wilson is here with us.

So Wilson, tell us about the mill food recycler and how does it work?

It looks like a trash can and you throw your food waste in there, you know the scraps from your kitchen or the leftovers from your plate and it heats them up, churns them around for three to four hours, and out comes something that looks like

coffee grounds but smells more like dog treats. Okay so you said you can put your

food waste in it can you tell us a little bit more about what exactly can and can't go in?

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