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VR is dead they said. The Holodeck will replace it. On devices people will love. Coming from Google in October. Apple next year. Meta too. The industry just doesn’t have visibility into AI and what is coming. Like lightweight displays that will make a Quest or a Vision Pro

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3 April 2026

VR Future: Google, Apple, Meta Launch Advanced Holodeck Displays

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03 April 2026 0h32

VR is dead they said. The Holodeck will replace it. On devices people will love. Coming from Google in October. Apple next year. Meta too. The industry just doesn’t have visibility into AI and what is coming. Like lightweight displays that will make a Quest or a Vision Pro

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3 April 2026

Local AI Models Running on Laptop Hardware

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03 April 2026 0h18

More evidence of move to local models.

This one running on the claw. On a laptop. https://t.co/oEGqhlQ9JQ
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 2 avril 2026

More evidence of move to local models. This one running on the claw. On a laptop.

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3 April 2026

Cloud Role and Advanced AI Models Infrastructure Future

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02 April 2026 23h18

Cloud still has a role. We'll want real time data about the world (like is your favorite restaurant open right now) and the high end will want the best possible models to do advanced stuff (coding, simulations, etc). But NVIDIA was running its very advanced world model-based

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2 April 2026

Chip Design Requires Predicting the Future Four Years Ahead

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02 April 2026 23h05

The AI market moves fast, but chips take years to build. In his @TEDTalks, @RodrigoLiang shares why chip design is part science, part vision, part predicting the future 4 years from now.

Watch his full talk 👇
https://t.co/19qDsfiHlk pic.twitter.com/qOQSpLdFji
— SambaNova (@SambaNovaAI) 2 avril 2026

The AI market moves fast, but chips take years to build. In his @TEDTalks, @RodrigoLiang shares why chip design is part science, part vision, part predicting the future 4 years from now. Watch his full talk 👇 bit.ly/41G3vAO

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2 April 2026

Gemma 4 Running Locally on Mac: Free, Safe, and Fast

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02 April 2026 21h48

this is Gemma 4 running locally on a 3 year old mac meaning:
– free (=$0 no matter how much you use)
– safe (you're not leaking all your data via unsafe APIs)
– fast (as you can see) https://t.co/yX3gwJ3LF6
— clem 🤗 (@ClementDelangue) 2 avril 2026

this is Gemma 4 running locally on a 3 year old mac meaning: – free (=$0 no matter how much you use) – safe (you're not leaking all your data via unsafe APIs) – fast (as you can see) Georgi Gerganov (@ggerganov) Let me demonstrate the true power of llama.cpp: – Running on Mac Studio M2 Ultra (3 years old) – Gemma 4 26B A4B Q8_0 (full quality) – Built-in WebUI (ships with llama.cpp) – MCP support out of the box (web-search, HF, github, etc.) – Prompt speculative decoding The result: 300t/s (realtime video) — https://nitter.net/ggerganov/status/2039752638384709661#m

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2 April 2026