.@JensenHuang wrapped up his Paris visit at the Élysée with President @EmmanuelMacron, discussing NVIDIA’s investments in France’s AI ecosystem, open source, and AI safety. Our road to #NVIDIAGTC Berlin continues. https://t.co/CGYw6B8UFl
Try @Starlink Internet! 引用 @cb_doge:BREAKING: Starlink ranks #1 for both download speed and Consistent Quality in rural UK, beating EE, Three and Vodafone in Opensignal’s study. Starlink also leads rural download speeds in all 14 European markets studied. https://t.co/Cp9Hcw31mW
Starlink brings Internet access to remote places 引用 @cb_doge:BREAKING: Vietnam’s Hai Phong government partners with Starlink to bring FREE internet to remote islands. The pilot includes 10 Starlink terminals, with FPT handling deployment and technical support: 6 in Cat Hai and 4 in Bach Long Vi.
All Grok @Bots get their own email address and can help analyze and summarize your email box too 引用 @ericzakariasson:grok @bot 0.70.2 is rolling out! - each bot can claim its own email address at @mail.grokbot.com and draft emails for you to send - apps like Figma, Notion and Canva show up as live
Assign Grok @Bot to your phone button for instant access 引用 @liam_fallen:I gave Grok Bot its own button → Press the Action Button → Open Grok in voice mode → Give it tasks and deadlines → Grok delegates them to Bots I feel like James Bond. https://t.co/yPX9CViyQy
Bloomberg puts a theoretical 1GW AI data center in Abilene at ~$30bn. Its ten cost categories actually sum $17.1bn for chips and servers, and ~$13bn for everything else. My read is that the hardware assumption is likely closer to Hopper-era economics vs. the latest generation. https://t.co/KjTa26XLj
Thought about this more: Open weights could support attractive INFRA returns even as LAB margins compress. If training is funded elsewhere and open models deliver enough value, inference providers can charge less for tokens while retaining a spread over compute costs. 引用 @ShanuMathew93:This is a b
Guess like we found out why Elon has been going on a crusade against memory in his recent posts. $SKHY and Samsung have been price hiking memory too much? https://t.co/r3sTYkd7TX
From satellites to skincare, France is building with NVIDIA. 🇫🇷 Developers, researchers, and businesses across France are using NVIDIA technology and open models to bring AI into the real world. Explore France’s AI ecosystem: https://t.co/sL6GVrYOE0 Meet two of the people https://t.co/A2tlwIUgZ
Correlation vs causation vs intent - as we argue in the #GenevaReport, it is mostly about the inflation differential driven by China’s housing bust vs the West inflation surge, at the time of rapid tech progress. A Reverse Dutch Disease that benefits China @cepr_org https://t.co/XCDNy6qrki 引用 @Brad
To quantify how the models handle unfamiliar tasks, we compared test-time compute scaling on tasks trained on during post-training against other tasks. Both models improve similarly out-of-distribution, but given the same in-distribution score, Muse Wonder Full performs better https://t.co/SES4eMwL
Two things make Muse Wonder suited for long-running, multi-step work an agent faces every day: -> Active Memory carries your context across conversations and surfaces it when it's relevant. -> Active Focus keeps the models working toward your goal when a task gets challenging, https://t.co/4t3lIYq
Great to see what the Fin team has built with NVIDIA Nemotron 🙌 They fine-tuned Nemotron 3 Super and Nano for their new Fin Apex customer service models. Congrats on the launch! 引用 @fergal_reid:We’re pleased to announce the launch of our 2.0 series of Fin Apex models! We think these are the bes
Over the last few months, we’ve made significant progress in reducing the effectiveness of distillation attacks against Claude. In this post, we explain how: https://t.co/uWiRSLBuOS
Something that blows my mind is the variance of the estimates we're still seeing for data center capacity. We’re already in mid-October and the selected estimates for 2026 US data-center growth still span roughly 10–21 GW on an IT basis. A range more than 2x for the year we’re https://t.co/VL1dm0sQw
Super interesting: "Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.1 scored 41% in Claude Code and 61% in OpenAI's Codex. It made 28 tool calls at the median in one and 66 in the other." "No model did best in its maker’s own harness" https://t.co/BONmxl9hiE 引用 @chamath:Model Benchmarks Are Worthless How can a model
Love people opening up the convo to debate/learn in public and Matt is great at it. Sharing for broader awareness. I'll leave the chip-based GW forecasts to others, but on power, I've presented several frameworks for thinking about US IT capacity and the very real limits that https://t.co/fTp3ZzdW5
Great episode. Meta's $100B+ AI bet is built around PERSONAL superintelligence: an agent that knows your context, remembers it and gets things done for you. Zuckerberg and Wang on Cheeky Pint: >They see room for a consumer-focused frontier lab while much of the industry's 引用 @collision:Cheeky Pi
Sure... Random train of thoughts on markets now, optics like $LITE / memory + $IREN / Anthropic. On Memory: - Demand visibility on $MU / Samsung / SK Hynix extend into 2030-2031. Samsung has LTAs covering 70% of their capacity into 2031 (likely with SK Hynix type price 引用 @Wolfex_Yeat:@aleabi
The latest on Apple’s HomeView, new Apple TV and HomePod mini ahead of Tuesday. https://t.co/4vuopByarz 引用 @markgurman:Power On: Apple spent a decade losing the smart home. Now it has a plan to compete: HomeView, a new Apple TV and HomePod mini, and LG-built accessories. Tuesday’s unveiling is abou
The AI boom is increasingly shifting from parabolic to linear growth. Most investors are totally unprepared for that shift. This week, free on the blog app. https://t.co/EUji9tuxSA https://t.co/qQk0lvaJcR
2000年互联网泡沫破裂,科技股持续了很长时间的低迷。核心不是泡沫,而是2000年前后的互联网都没找到商业模式,从00年一直到06、07年 引用 @market_sleuth:“Too big to fail. Active trading isn’t needed anymore. In fact it’s more of a waste of time.” Those were the words I heard as I was speaking with a finance person yesterday who is way smarter than I & who mana
I hear all the time that the semis & hyperscalers see plenty of AI-related demand ahead, with no connection to who will pay to meet those lofty expectations. In short, it would require all non-tech companies to bet their entire free cashflow on AI by 2030. Good luck. https://t.co/tllPSskzj8
2/ Her take: Yes, rate hikes won't open the Strait of Hormuz or immediately slow the data-center buildout. But they might make other firms "think twice" about expanding in this environment, leaving scarce parts or supplies to data centers and easing pressures at the margins.