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People are missing the obvious risk here. He is married. What if Lori Huang, his wife of 41y, decides to divorce him. She will likely get a good chunk of Nvidia stock, which, if she is like other tech billionaire ex-wives, she will likely begin selling. The Black Swan no one saw.

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Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden says the PS6 doesn’t need to be more powerful. He believes Sony should focus on making consoles cheaper instead of adding more performance. He says the real innovation would be bringing back a $300 console rather than making a PS6 that could cost $1,200. “We have enough power in the machine,” “The innovation needs to come not from making PS6 for $1,200 - it’s to make another PS5 for $300.”

Jensen Huang: Nvidia already depends on AI to design its chips and write its software. “We can’t design a chip anymore without AI.” “At night, our AIs are exploring design spaces, uh, vast and wide, that we would never do ourselves. Because it costs too much money to explore it.” “We can’t write software without, without AI anymore.” “I want everybody, every organization in our company to use AI very aggressively.” “I want, I wanna turn Nvidia into a one giant AI.”

🇬🇧 The UK is planning for a "Black Sky" blackout affecting nearly 70 MILLION people. A Black Sky is when the power goes out for days and takes water, shops and communications with it. A recent UK resilience summit focused on withstanding one for at least 72 hours, per the BBC. When floods cut power to 61,500 people in Lancaster in 2015, all of these failed: 1. Lights and heating 2. Some water supplies, which relied on electric pumps 3. The railway station 4. Petrol stations and shops 5. Traffic lights 6. Most cash machines Which communication systems kept working? Only copper landlines and FM radio. The issue climbed the agenda after the April 2025 blackout across Spain, Portugal and southwestern France. The UK's backup plans include: • About 100 BBC staff ready to run an emergency studio with fuel, food and water for at least three days. • Emergency broadcast scripts already online, including how to dispose of toilet waste without flushing. • £70 MILLION of government spending to develop high-altitude aircraft for at least a week of emergency phone and internet. And on January 31, 2027, the UK switches off its copper landlines. The government says there is no specific threat to the grid, which has never had a complete outage in 75 years. Cash, cards or crypto: what would you rely on if the power went out for three days?

The AI layoff gamble is backfiring. Companies that rushed to replace workers with AI are now cleaning up the mess, per The Guardian. Meta scaled back plans to cut staff and use more AI agents after employees spent growing time cleaning up the agents’ technical and security errors. It’s now rehiring managers. Microsoft and McKinsey are limiting employee AI use as costs pile up. Walmart workers say AI scheduling and task tools set impossible standards and generate false alerts. The payoff isn’t showing up: 90% of executives say AI hasn’t yet boosted productivity at their companies, per an Atlanta Fed working paper. Yet more than 112,000 US job cuts this year have cited AI, per Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

Anthropic engineer Addy Osmani warns that AI could make us stop thinking for ourselves. Working on Claude Code, he says AI agents now handle so much of his work that he rarely needs to use critical thinking. He identifies three stages: “cognitive offloading” (delegating tasks), “deferral” (accepting AI answers) and “cognitive surrender” (trusting AI completely). “Skills that you stop exercising are going to go away, and probably faster than you might guess.”

European Union Tower of Babel is an unequivocal shout-out to esoteric and occult symbology that is strangely over the head of the average continental European.

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Je pense qu’on se fait complètement avoir en Europe avec les cartes graphiques Nvidia. 💀 Petit tour à Metro City, en Chine, et je tombe sur des rayons entiers de GPU Nvidia. Le blocus est toujours d’actualité, non ? Parce qu’à voir les stocks ici, j’ai surtout l’impression qu’il n’y a qu’en Europe qu’on galère à trouver des cartes graphiques. 🇨🇳 Je vous laisse admirer les photos. 👀

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Sam Altman is meeting with Samsung and SK hynix as OpenAI tries to secure more memory for its AI infrastructure. He met with around 50 Samsung executives before having lunch with SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won. Samsung’s 2027 HBM supply is already sold out, while SK hynix is booked through 2029. SK hynix says customers are requesting “more than twice the volume we can supply.” Be careful if he shows up at your house asking to fix your PC.

Who can endure pain the longest gonna succeed big once the dust settles.

simple.

I am not going to stay as cautious as I am if we keep going lower, especially for non-tech. I will also be more sanguine if the giant Anthropic deal comes public and shows people how valuable compute can be.

stock niggas experiencing what crypto niggas experience every three days for the past 3 years

Nvidia shipment worth $11.4 million disappears en route from Oakland to Texas. 🔗 wccf.tech/1lhvg A truck reportedly carrying six pallets of Nvidia hardware picked up the shipment as planned but disappeared along with its drivers while heading south toward Texas.

Cycles following mid-cycle corrections aren’t for the masses. They’re for institutions and a select few. Everyone else can watch from the sidelines, then rush in when we’re done inflating the bubble. bitcoin:native

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