I don’t have a technical degree. I don’t have a Wall Street pedigree.
A few years ago, life forced me into my own cold boot. I had to reset, rebuild, and figure out what direction I wanted to move in.
I started paying closer attention to markets, AI, chips, and the infrastructure building the future. Not because I had all the answers, but because I wanted to understand where the real signal was.
This page is part of that build.
I’m learning in public and sharing what I see. I don’t know where this journey will lead yet.
But I do know this:
You don’t need an Ivy League degree to ask better questions.
You don’t need a Wall Street background to spot patterns.
You just need discipline, curiosity, and the patience to keep showing up.
ColdBoot is my reset.
Signal over noise.
Let’s build.
@NVIDIAAIInfra Vera Rubin revealed what galaxies were hiding.
NVIDIA named its new agentic AI platform after her.
Fitting name for a platform built to uncover what comes next.
Imagine working at a top tech company, like 'THE' top, but their toilet AI :) (sensor auto-flush) doesn't work. Every next person walks in and sees the previous person's contribution. What will you do?
@nvidianewsroom@QuantaQCT The surprise product is probably not just another GPU.
Is it an Arm-based AI PC platform? Or a robotics control stack?
Either way, NVIDIA is moving from engine supplier to full-stack vehicle builder.
@himshouse@dheerja The real gap in digital health is accountability.
Everyone can bundle care, food, fitness, sleep, and data.
But most subscriptions still get paid for keeping you enrolled, not showing you got better.
@claudeai Every AI company shows benchmarks where they win. Claude showed one where they don't. That's either confidence or the most effective marketing move of the week.
@MicronTech DRAM was an American invention. Then advanced memory manufacturing moved to Asia for decades. Now Micron is making the most advanced DRAM ever produced on U.S. soil. That’s not just a chip milestone. It’s a supply-chain comeback.
@wallstengine Dell didn’t suddenly become an AI darling. The bottleneck changed.
AI moved from “who can get GPUs?” to “who can deploy, cool, power, and integrate them at scale?”
That’s where Dell starts to matter. Tomorrow’s earnings will show how much.
@KobeissiLetter One private company building the backbone of U.S. military communications in space is either the smartest outsourcing ever or a massive single point of failure.
@wallstengine OpenAI started as a nonprofit to benefit humanity.
Now it’s selling ads to car washes.
The mission statement must be somewhere in the fine print.