There is a whole piece to be written on the self-immolation of Germany, particularly as this should be the biggest opportunity of a century, for Germany to accelerate as a leader in Embodied AI. But alas, it is only second to Britain when it comes to Industrial Energy prices, and
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UK compute costs 400% higher than US and China for AI
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Thanks! I really don't think people understand the problem about access to cheap compute… it's already 400% more expensive to access 'Intelligence' in Britain as opposed to the US, or China.
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AI Economy Requires Talent Across Five Critical Infrastructure Layers
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The AI economy is not just software. It is energy. Chips. Infrastructure. Models. Applications.
— NVIDIA (@nvidia) 13 mars 2026
And every layer needs people to build it.
At NVIDIA’s Five-Layer AI event, co-founder Chris Malachowsky, former secretary of commerce Gina Raimondo and Mike Rowe discussed why the… pic.twitter.com/l9mObQqPUtThe AI economy is not just software. It is energy. Chips. Infrastructure. Models. Applications. And every layer needs people to build it. At NVIDIA’s Five-Layer AI event, co-founder Chris Malachowsky, former secretary of commerce Gina Raimondo and Mike Rowe discussed why the
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Jensen Huang to Unveil AI and Computing Breakthroughs at GTC 2026
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The countdown to #NVIDIAGTC is on. In just three days, our CEO Jensen Huang will take the stage at the SAP Center for the GTC 2026 keynote. Tune in Monday, March 16 at 11 a.m. PDT to be among the first to hear the newest breakthroughs in AI and accelerated computing. Get ready
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Industrial Intelligence Reshapes Global Power Balance
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The defining shift of our era is Industrial Intelligence.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 13 mars 2026
AI is turning intelligence into a strategic utility powered by energy, compute, chips, and infrastructure. The societies that build this new industrial base will shape the balance of power in the 21st century. pic.twitter.com/ErguoC90EOThe defining shift of our era is Industrial Intelligence. AI is turning intelligence into a strategic utility powered by energy, compute, chips, and infrastructure. The societies that build this new industrial base will shape the balance of power in the 21st century.
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TPUs vs Groq LPU: Training-Inference Trade-offs in Hardware Design
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I agree with you. But I think TPUs are still trying to do a training-inference trade-off. I think Groq LPU would be an example that is purely designed for inference.
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Tenstorrent launches TT-QuietBox, invites users to join waitlist
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Learn more and join the waitlist: tenstorrent.com/waitlist/tt-…
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TT-QuietBox 2: Local AI Computing for Desktop Workloads
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Meet the TT-QuietBox 2, whisper-quiet AI built for real workloads at your desk. Run up to 120B parameter models locally, accelerate smaller models across multiple chips, or run inference workloads without cloud dependency. Plug-in, boot up, and start developing immediately.
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Trade-offs between training throughput and inference efficiency in chips
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I think it's about trade-offs. As with so many things, there's no free lunch. Ie I don't think you can have a chip that is sota for training throughput but also sota in terms of inference efficiency at the same time
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Chinese robot dancers lack situational awareness safety concerns
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Have you seen those viral Chinese robot dance shows? Completely insane hardware, genuinely impressive. But if you'd stand in front of that robot? It would kick you in the face. Zero awareness of anything around itself. It’s simply running a policy/script.
— Andreas Klinger 🦾 (@andreasklinger) 13 mars 2026
The weird reality of… pic.twitter.com/aMWZc7UvE1Have you seen those viral Chinese robot dance shows? Completely insane hardware, genuinely impressive. But if you'd stand in front of that robot? It would kick you in the face. Zero awareness of anything around itself. It’s simply running a policy/script. The weird reality of