上海6月沪牌拍卖警示价92900元，3809个额度27日竞拍

I guess routers and access points are easy to replace with a normal OS but I’m yet to see a managed l2 or l3 switch that runs user provider OS. I’d ditch anything in an eye blink if there was some kind of fully open source network stack that can be controlled through infrastructure code. Affordable that is, not including that Nvidia thingie.

$NVDA up 5017% @Stocktwits @howardlindzon another example from (2019 to 2026)… the single biggest secret, “most never learn to ‘Stop Trading’ “,…

Bought this call right after I finished eating lunch and sold it 45 minutes later, probably could’ve made a little more but I’ll take $2,000 in 45 minutes everyday all day. One of my only successful options BTW lol

When I read the title I thought it was about running machine learning algorithms on AMD/Zen processors

$AMD im not saying the move is over... I am saying it's been a hell of a ride and at some point this has to churn.

Next hype cycle if ever AI cools off..?

What on earth are you on about? The article is referring to Variety, which refers to Puck as having broken the story. Are Variety, the renowned trade publication, and Puck, an independent and journalist-owned publication also "tabloid rags"? https://variety.com/2026/film/global/luca-guadagnino-sam-alt... https://puck.news/amazon-is-dumping-its-sam-altman-movie/

$AMZN doing what it must, 233 holds or find the all-time channel below.

If AI boom ends it's not just the chip stocks that will crash. Hyperscalers like Amazon, Microsoft and to a much lesser extent, Google, will probably come crashing down. Cloud is almost half the revenue of Amazon and Microsoft. Data centres are being built at unprecedented rate. You have way more players now other than AWS, Azure and GCP. If things move a different direction,

Your good faith arguments are not good faith. You are basically saying it feels right to be against Meta, therefore your arguments are correct. World doesn't work like that.

$AMD $GOOG $META $INTC check the flows 130C paid big

<meta name="RATING" content="RTA-5042-1996-1400-1577-RTA" /> I wonder why the rating code is so complex. Pornhub.com has this code enabled, but it also uses a simpler <meta name="rating" content="adult">. 4chan also uses the latter.