He also knowingly broke US law to enrich himself, his company, and his mistress. I’m sorry, but he can no longer be trusted to run an organization like Nvidia.
Don't make the mistake of thinking this is about his infidelity. These articles will not stop until he agrees to follow Anthropic's proposal to block inference for unsigned and registered open-models in the firmware of modern GPUs.
This is a pretty transparent concerted effort at centralizing control over compute ressources and the ability to execute ever more powerful local models. Jensen is the tip of the spear pushing back at this (in part for his own economic reasons).
I'm team Jensen, his affairs are none of my business, not even the alleged support of circumvention of export controls are my business, his position on open-weight models is.
It doesn’t matter hear everyone in the league thinks. All that matters is if there is evidence.
You can’t punish teams and players due to vibes around the league.
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The Bucks are going to get punished for overpaying a player within the salary cap while other teams are paying players under the table????
I’ll be done with the league. We overpaid GTJ and LeBron is on a minimum deal getting comped helicopter rides and more under the table.
I don’t see the NBPA or Klutch rolling over on this one. The only reason the Clippers mess is behind us now is the NBPA allowed Ballmer and the Clippers to take the fall. Unless there’s more than just speculative evidence, I don’t think the same thing happens here
Brian Windhorst on the NBA's investigation of Gary Trent Jr.'s $64M free agent deal with the Bucks:
"I'll just put it this way. Everybody in the league expects a guilty finding. If that doesn't happen, it will be an upset."