Alan LIM

Co-founder @ Southmead. Making AI Agents Accessible for Businesses. Helping Deep-Tech Teams Grow Revenue in Southeast Asia

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

The chip is almost the boring part.
The jump came from gluing 72 GPUs into one memory fabric, so a giant model keeps thousands of agents' context straight without choking.
NVIDIA didn't ship a faster GPU. They shipped a faster hallway.
Primary source: 🔗 https://t.co/IUKxjhlQP5

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Everyone's resharing NVIDIA's "~61K AI agents" chart.
It's per megawatt. Not per rack.
By NVIDIA's own per-GPU math, one GB300 rack runs ~4,140 agents. Still ~20x over Hopper.
The shift: the scoreboard is now agents-per-watt. Power is the ceiling.
Read the small print. 👇
#AI

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

OpenAI reportedly offered ~$500M for its gameplay data. General Intuition said no.
Now it's reportedly raising ~$300M at ~$2B.
Everyone sells the world model. GI sells the agent that learns inside it.
The moat is data no one else owns. What would you refuse to sell?
#AI

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

The electrons were never the main characters. The connections were made.

Source(s):
🔗 https://t.co/Kv1mVzSBRT
🔗 https://t.co/5HWVyPUdXS

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Physicists measured a metal where electrons stopped acting alone and moved as one web. The bond between them peaked at the edge of change, not in the calm. Strong systems aren't built from stars. They're built from connections. Your team: more aligned in comfort or chaos #Quantum

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Source(s): NASA, asteroid Donaldjohanson, published in Science (18 June 2026). 🔗 https://t.co/kFOxC0V1xA
Note: the "reshaped by sunlight" bit is the YORP effect, where re-radiated heat slowly changed the asteroid's spin.

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

🛰️ Three asteroids. Same scientific label. Opposite life stories.
NASA's Lucy proved it up close: Donaldjohanson is 155M years old, Bennu and Ryugu are billions, and it held water only briefly.
"Looks like" is not "is like."
What are you judging by analogy? 👇
#FirstPrinciples

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

"Food jutsu" - creators borrow the anime "domain expansion" hand gesture (from Jujutsu Kaisen) and use it to "summon" a meal in a sharp cut, set to the track Delirious from the Jujutsu Kaisen score. The edits come fast and need a steady hand and a sharp cut to land well.

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Nobody explains why "Food jutsu" actually works.
It's not the anime hand sign.
It's the cut. One frame off and the illusion breaks.
That "effortless" clip? Pure editing discipline.
What trend looks easy but absolutely is not? 👇#CreatorEconomy #ContentCreation #Storytelling

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Source(s): A study published in Science reports that ~16 min after Japan's 2011 quake, GPS stations recorded a synchronized eastward shift of up to ~6 mm. 🔗https://t.co/2PsOZgPP1y

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

~16 min after Japan's 2011 quake, the country lurched east. No aftershock explained it.
New in Science: Its waves hit Earth's core, bounced back, and moved the island up to ~6 mm.
Hidden in the data for 15 years. Sensors were tuned to miss it.
What "noise" are you ignoring?

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Source(s): Midjourney (the AI image company, led by David Holz) has announced "Midjourney Medical" and a full-body ultrasonic scanner as its first hardware product.
🔗 https://t.co/JGmhCX6cO9
🔗 https://t.co/CJO3KtvV6B

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Midjourney, the AI art company, now says it can scan your whole body in 60 seconds. No radiation, no magnets.

The real story isn't sharper images. It's abundance.

When a scan is cheap and casual, the question flips: not "can they see inside?" but "should they?"

Would you? 🩻

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Relevant source: on May 31, 2026, motion-capture firm ChingMu ran a "100 people, simultaneously entering the digital world" challenge in Shanghai, with AMD as compute partner and Unitree among the partners. URL: https://t.co/yW3waHENVx

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

🤖One dancer. A mocap suit. 6 humanoid robots copying her every move.
We noticed show business may be the only place people teach robots wholeheartedly. Crowds still pay for humans.
Chinese saying: "Teach apprentice well & master starves".
Teach AI all your skills or hold back?

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Source: Nature, DOI 10.1038 (Univ. of Surrey)
🔗 https://t.co/wdyWc1UYjl
Note: a 2025 Nature study used supercomputer simulations to predict a hidden new class of star system (globular-cluster-like dwarfs) that looks like ordinary clusters but holds dark matter...

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Over 3 centuries we sorted star systems into 2 kinds.
A supercomputer predicted a hidden 3rd: looks like an ordinary star cluster but holds invisible mass.
Some we've catalogued may be misfiled. Astronomers plan to point Webb at one nearby.
What have u called "ordinary" too soon?

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

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[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Helion's Polaris hit 150 million degrees Celsius. 10x hotter than the sun's core.
First private fusion machine to show measurable D-T fusion (Feb 2026).
Microsoft is already a buyer for plant #1.
No grid fusion yet. The gap is closing fast.
#Fusion #DeepTech #Energygrowthvent

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

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[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

AI-designed drugs: overwhelming majority of Phase I success rate. Historical industry average: near-even split. Approaching 200 AI-originated programs in clinic. Insilico's Rentosertib approaching Phase III. No FDA approval yet. 2027 might be verdict year. #AI #Pharma #BioTech

[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

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[Alan LIM @alanlimsea]

Figure 02 humanoid robots just retired.
11 months at BMW. 30,000 cars built. 90,000 parts placed. 99% accuracy.
Figure 03 heads to BMW Leipzig this summer.
Humanoid robots now have a replacement cycle. We're not in demo land anymore.
#HumanoidRobots #PhysicalAI #FrontierTech