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GPU innovation in the past led to the development of new artforms and allowed researchers to solve tougher computational tasks. Today, not so much. You're missing the "spread equally and used responsibly" part here. Nvidia's customers now are the data centers, which have debatable impact on quality of life.

$NVDA Nvidia is trading into its 200-day moving average. This support level is incredibly important and should be watched in the days/weeks ahead. 👀 #IBDPartner @MarketSurge @InvestorsBusinessDaily

Taking a break. See you in August. $NVDA to $250!

> I'm pretty sure a MIPS doesn't have them on port 60h/64h, or indeed any I/O ports. Funnily enough, it does. They're just sitting behind a AMD CS5536 PCI-to-ISA bridge. https://man.openbsd.org/man4/loongson/glxpcib.4 https://man.openbsd.org/pckbc ... > glxpcib0 at pci0 dev 14 function 0 "AMD CS5536 ISA" rev 0x03: rev 3, 32-bit 3579545Hz timer, watchdog, gpio, i2c > isa0 at glx…

$ARM didn’t they start manufacturing their as chips as well, recently? This is in addition to issuing licenses for their proprietary technology to be used other semiconductor companies such $AMD $AAPL $AMZN andbmanyvotger major players. This will make an $MU style run in Q3, I suspect.

(author) My understanding is that they're wired into the AMD southbridge which provides them over memory mapped I/O.

You linked to a comment about someone on the free tier. Someone else mentioned preview. I use Gemini daily, on a paid basis. Mostly 3.5 Flash Medium. It’s very good for software development, has a great context window, and pricing is about 1/3rd of Claude Opus. I haven’t experienced availability problems except once or twice, certainly no more often than OpenAI or Anthropic. Se…

Group 3: Weekend Technical Video Updated. We explained that the short-term remains choppy, driven by incomplete bearish sequences in $GOOGL and $NVDA, which continue to cap upside and keep price action messy. #ElliottWave #Trading

Hi, I am considering selling the above, which is around one-third of my portfolio, and putting it all into NBIS. The hyperscalers have had poor growth this year, and NBIS seems set to grow rapidly. The rest of my portfolio is in semis, networking/photonics, and cooling. Basically, it's heavily linked to AI. I plan to transition some of it out over the next 1–3 years, dependin

I'm going to sound like I live under a rock, but what is the true reason companies open-source genuinely good software? Shouldn't Baidu (or Google) hoard it for themselves to extract the value in a way the competition isn't be able to imitate?

Chinese models are dropping in price thanks to ridiculous levels of state subsidy where companies are forced into aggressive price wars to survive and grab market share. I am guessing this will also blow up sometime next year or in 2029 at the maximum. Btw, some Chinese corporates have already seen this and increased their price. Zhipu AI & Tencent for example. Alibaba, Baidu, …

It doesn't have to be though. There is countless benefits to decentralized and federated platforms, even for your average Joe. It's just that all the Google, Microsoft, and Meta platforms had shiny new features and we all switched. There is no real reason we can't go back, sure the network effect is hard to overcome but the technological problem is moderately simple to solve (w…