Apple Newsroom, Aug 25 2026 — "up to 512GB of unified memory and 1.2TB/s of memory
bandwidth, 50 percent higher than before… without counting tokens." Clustering: TB5 + RDMA,
"vast shared memory pool across systems." $2,499 / $5,499 from Sept 22; 512GB config late Oct.
Apple put an AI data center on a desk.
M5 Ultra Mac Studio: 512GB unified memory, 1.2TB/s, and official Thunderbolt 5 + RDMA
clustering — up to 3× faster distributed inference across machines (Apple's number).
Open-weight models that never fit on a GPU now fit in a box you own.
Not "cheaper than cloud" — but no per-token meter, files never leave, works offline.
The AI data center is starting to shrink onto the desk. 🧵↓
Apparently ChatGPT and Claude still have no idea Corpus exists 😂
AI Visibility Score: 0%.
Meanwhile, Corpus just won Track 4 of the Qwen Cloud Hackathon.
So I guess we have a new benchmark to optimize.
Let’s see how long 0% lasts.
Builders: how are you getting your products discovered by AI?
@TritiumAISol checked your AI visibility score
right now ChatGPT and Claude aren’t really mentioning your brand.
here’s your full breakdown + free 7-day access:
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Solana double disinflation vote passed
HUGE THANKS to @mert
Welcome Hardness my old Friend. Soon solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 will be harder than #GOLD
@circle on Aug 19:
"99.3% of x402 agent-payment volume last quarter settled in USDC. More than 900 paid services on Agent Stack since May."
Then this week @virtuals_io launched tokenized agents with their own wallets on Solana, and @solana amplified it. Agents can hold dollars, pay for APIs, even get treated like onchain businesses.
The part that still is not automatic: a real company and a real bank account sitting under that wallet.
That’s the stack. Corpus for formation. @Meow for banking. solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 + solana:EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v for settlement.
@blueemi99 This is awesome. A Luna reserve after you hit the GPT-5.6 limits makes Codex way more useful for long coding sessions. Now I don’t have to worry about using all my Luna usage with one SOL prompt
This might actually get me using Sol again.
Having Luna as a reserve after the GPT-5.6 limits means I don’t have to treat Sol usage like a scarce resource anymore.
SuperGrok just became a much better deal now that it includes access to GrokBot.
You effectively get your normal weekly SuperGrok usage plus a separate agentic coding/computer-use environment to throw at bigger projects.
Fair warning though: I gave GrokBot a pretty heavy computer-use task and it went absolutely feral 😂
It burned through all of my Clay credits without asking, used 100% of my weekly GrokBot allocation, and still didn’t finish the project.
But the interesting part is that I still have my regular Grok Build/SuperGrok usage left.
So I can probably finish the remaining work there while GrokBot handled a huge chunk of the heavy lifting.
For people actually building things with AI, SuperGrok feels significantly more worth the subscription now.