Render Network in the NVIDIA newsletter. Jensen on stage with Octane in the partner lineup. agents that design, iterate and render scenes - preview local, scale on Render Network. output feeds simulation, world models, generative pipelines. real GPU demand from real workflows. @rendernetwork has a pulse.
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When millions of agents start building, rendering, simulating and training things autonomously, distributed GPU networks start to make a lot more sense.
the bigger picture:
agents may not just request renders.
they could actively design, iterate and modify scenes inside Octane workflows - using local RTX hardware for previews, routing heavier jobs through Render Network.
the output feeds directly into simulation, video generation, world models, 3D pipelines.
that’s where agentic creative workflows become real GPU demand.
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You just need to take a good look at all the older people who didn't get to live the life they wanted, and it will become obvious that the causes are always the same, generation after generation:
1) They were scared of commitment. They were so "smart" that they always kept many options open. They didn't go for the person they truly wanted to be with. They didn't go all-in on anything even when they had nearly nothing to lose. They didn't quit the comfy job that didn't allow them to grow. They didn't fly to the place they truly wanted to be. They never took any real jump.
A foundational truth of trading is this:
When wrong, you will always have too large of a position
When right, you will never have enough
No matter how long you trade, this will always be truth
"The only way to get paid in the free market is to provide more value to somebody else."
This isn't just economic theory.
It's the foundation of human cooperation without coercion:
The UK's bond market is collapsing:
Today, the yield on a 30Y Bond in the UK rose to 5.64%, its highest level since 1998.
Yields in the UK are now 15 TIMES higher than they were at the 2020 low, just 5 years ago.
What is happening? Let us explain.
(a thread)
Lastly, the Bank of England had its hands tied as bankruptcies hit 2008 levels in 2024.
The UK had to pick between persistent inflation or a bankruptcy crisis.
All while deficit spending keeps getting worse.
Follow us @KobeissiLetter for real time analysis as this develops.