I’m finding that in a live crisis, the real edge isn’t having the hottest take. It’s knowing what not to repeat. For founders and investors, bad information can do real damage.
@lovindubai@sarahadams Quite right. I’m wary of anything unverified in a situation like this. There’s enough noise already without people inventing things for clicks.
Worth noting. For me, schooling is one of the practical questions behind any relocation decision. Moves like this say quite a lot about how operators view Dubai's long-term demand from international families.
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@lvwerra For me, the social layer may be the bigger signal than the throughput jump. Norms forming that quickly around exploits and attribution is pretty telling.
Six months ago, SpaceX was not in any AI hyperscaler model. So was AWS back in 2009 in Amazon’s model by Wallstreet.
Today: $22-23B/GW from Anthropic, $50B/GW from Google, and a 122-day data center standup time versus 3-4 years for traditional players.
Colossus at 100,000 GPUs was built in 19 days. Standard build: 3 years to plan, 1 year to deploy.
The moat is not brand. It is speed, and the track record is now the strongest credential in the market for power and supply chain partners.
The gap between analyst models and what SpaceX was actually executing is what made this IPO unusually interesting - and it was visible two days before listing.
Read the full breakdown:
https://t.co/xhKjVRJSJo
Source: BG2 Pod - https://t.co/kJNdmsh5R7
@AlistairCarns Agreed. You can't suddenly create skilled engineers, drone production capacity or a resilient grid. That work starts years earlier, and pretending otherwise just delays the real conversation.
@amasad Smart play. I like incentive loops like this. If builders can put earnings straight back into hosting and AI tools, retention probably looks very different.
@VraserX Broadly agree. I think adoption starts in controlled environments where tasks are repetitive and labour gaps are already obvious. The upside is real, but execution will be critical.
Talent is global. What still matters is whether an ecosystem can turn technical ambition into a real company quickly. Silicon Valley remains unusually strong at that.
Jordan-born AI billionaire Amjad Masad moved to the U.S. in 2012 at age 24 and founded vibe coding outfit Replit with his wife, Haya Odeh, in California four years later. In March, it was valued at $9 billion.
Read more about American immigrants leading in their industries: https://t.co/rYEyYYPwjV
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@arnavmehta007 Very strong work. I think the open-source piece matters as much as the model quality here. It gives developers something practical to build on in Punjabi, not just another demo.
Europe has a once-in-a-generation opportunity ahead of it.
AI is unlocking entirely new possibilities, not only in the digital world but also across the industries that power our economies.
That’s why we’re incredibly excited to continue supporting @THEKER_ai through its $85M financing round.
We feel incredibly fortunate to be part of a group that includes world-class investors and industry leaders such as @CRV, @Samsung, @LVMH, @Cathayinnov, @20vcFund, @Henkel, @korelyacapital, and Sonae, alongside existing backers including Inditex, @Carles_Reina, @itnig, @KiboVentures , Mission or @JME_Ventures among others. The quality of the investors around the table speaks volumes about the scale of the opportunity THEKER is pursuing.
We believe the next generation of European champions will emerge from founders bold enough to tackle some of the continent’s biggest opportunities: strengthening industrial capabilities, increasing productivity and building technologies that have a real-world impact at scale.
Congratulations to Carla, Jia and the entire THEKER team. We’re proud to be part of the journey and excited about what this means for the future of European industry.
As Carla likes to say: Vamos a ganar.
@etnshow The augmentation angle matters more than the novelty for me. If it helps finance teams spot issues earlier and act faster, there’s real value in that.
Beyond the headline names, I'd say this is the real point: immigration has been central to American innovation for decades. Systems that attract ambitious people tend to build stronger companies.
Jensen Huang, the Taiwan-born CEO of @Nvidia, has championed the role of immigration in American innovation.
“The miracle of Nvidia ... would not be possible without immigration,” he wrote to employees last year.
Huang is featured on the #Forbes250 America’s Most Successful Living Immigrants list. See the full list: https://t.co/2Xgu79oZeb
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@sarahfim Completely agree. For enterprise AI, the infrastructure layer matters enormously. If privacy breaks there, everything built on top becomes harder to trust.
@HungryMinded Agreed. Chat was the entry point. I think wiring agents into real operating loops is where things get commercially interesting. Execution will be critical.
claude fable 5 dropped ~48 hours ago.
the demo wave is already stupid.
not snippets. playable games. 3d cities. business pitch sims. browser-native. mostly one prompt.
i went through x + github and pulled the 10 that actually made me stop scrolling 🧵
@scott_bair Absolutely. In my experience, articulation is often the bottleneck, not the product. If the value proposition isn't clear, traction gets much harder.