In space, there is no patch Tuesday. No maintenance windows. No replacements. No second chances if hardware fails mid-mission. The algorithms are only part of the equation. The real challenge is building silicon that survives radiation, temperature extremes, and years of
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RTX PRO 6000 as a baseline for local AI inference
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huh just met someone building this. love when that works out
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WordPress Categories for AI News Aggregator
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This is my first attempt at subscribers thread. 1/2
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BlackRock’s Edge AI Investment Signals Infrastructure Shift
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Everyone's talking about the $250M. The part worth thinking about: @BlackRock is in the round. BlackRock manages infrastructure assets, not startup bets. Their participation signals that edge AI compute is starting to look less like a tech venture and more like critical
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AI and Chips: Geopolitical Implications of a Taiwan Conflict
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Three things everyone ought to know about AI and geopolitics 1. the US might well lose a battle over Taiwan
2. if they did, the impact on AI and chips would be gigantic
3. the Iran war sets a precedent that China might point to if the China were to invade Taiwan. The US needs -
OpenAI develops realtime voice model
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OpenAI is working on a bidirectional voice model that can adjust its response in realtime, according to The Information. Presumably, this model is developed to power upcoming hardware device from OpenAI.
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LocalCowork: AI Agent Running on MacBook with 67 Tools
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> 385ms average tool selection. > 67 tools across 13 MCP servers. > 14.5GB memory footprint. > Zero network calls. LocalCowork is an AI agent that runs on a MacBook. Open source. 🧵
→ View original post on X — @maximelabonne, 2026-03-05 15:55 UTC
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Safest Hardware Option: RTX PRO 6000
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i haven’t dug in but I assume it documents available parameters, options, etc w some context that would help an ai agent use the “api” (like what the site is about)
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NVIDIA’s CUDA Dominance: The Challenge in AI Competition
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This, more than anything else, is why it’s so hard to compete with NVIDIA. Add to that they also own the most dominant and battle-tested piece of software stack (CUDA), and you appreciate the challenge of going against them. Each one of those features can be challenged, but in
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xAI Commits to 1.2GW Power Plant for Supercomputer Operations
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xAI is committed to developing a 1.2GW power plant as our supercomputer’s primary power source. This will be in addition to all local power.