“If you're running complicated AI, you need high speed fiber.”
Sean Milmoe of 360 Energy on why bitcoin mining works at an oil well and AI doesn't: connectivity, uptime and scale. Crusoe, which began on flare gas, now plans AI compute next to Paraguay's Itaipú substation.
If one prompt can strip the spyware from your TV in a single afternoon, who really owned it before? Does that same test apply to your bitcoin keys: can you verify what your device does, and leave if it changes? Is ownership just the ability to check?
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If the AI build-out is sized for 10x growth a year, what happens when revenue grows 5x? Amazon's free cash flow is already negative, and Dario Amodei says there is no hedge on earth. Does a supply schedule that needs no forecast look different today?
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If SpaceX spent US$19.6 billion in a quarter on US$14.6 billion of revenue, who funds the gap? Analysts see debt rising from US$50.7 billion to US$350 billion by 2029. Is that growth or leverage waiting on a customer? Does bitcoin supply need either?
@Bitkey
If quantum can derive a private key from a public key, does your address type matter? Hash-based addresses hide the key until you spend, and reuse exposes it for good. Does your wallet use a fresh address every time?
Soon a new service will be launched
CaaS
Clusters as a service
To keep up with demand for AI compute
Tommy explains so well how challenging it can be to find resources to run your own Lab or provide hosting services
“It's unbelievable how squeezed the HPC industry is right now.”
@yeahfortommy explains how GPU clusters went from ten providers bidding for his business to nobody having capacity, and blames land, power, regulation and a parabolic jump in inference demand.