we should wire up a dgx spark with a toaster just for the meme potential of saying “this thing runs on a toaster”
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Humanoid Robots Not Close to Commercialization Despite Hype
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There’s a lot of activity around robotics, for sure. None of it points to an inflection. No, even Tesla can’t bring us closer to humanoid robots Hyperbole about humanoid robots being on the cusp of commercialization continues to build. The best research on the matter continues to show otherwise: the most basic technological requirements have yet to be solved, and there is little evidence they will be anytime soon. thetechnologyletter.com $TSLA $WATT $PDYN $SYM $NVDA
→ View original post on X — @tiernanraytech, 2026-03-26 20:51 UTC
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Chip Export Controls: Positive Stance Shift
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Update: I'm told that this bill contains export controls on chips, to prevent them from going to any other country that fails to sign onto safety standards. That's huge and I shift my stance from neutral to positive on the effects of the bill if passed. https://t.co/BRyv2kGGiy
— Eliezer Yudkowsky ⏹️ (@ESYudkowsky) 26 mars 2026Update: I'm told that this bill contains export controls on chips, to prevent them from going to any other country that fails to sign onto safety standards. That's huge and I shift my stance from neutral to positive on the effects of the bill if passed. — Ori Nagel (@ONagel33303) "In a sane world, what happens is the leadership of the United States sits down with the leadership in China and leadership around the world to work together so that we don't go over the edge and create a technology which could perhaps destroy humanity."
— Bernie Sanders https://nitter.net/ONagel33303/status/2036975303126347960#m [Translated from EN to English]→ View original post on X — @esyudkowsky, 2026-03-26 19:44 UTC
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Micron and SanDisk: Why Investors Should Keep the Faith
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I think most investors don’t have a lot of insight about semiconductors per se, and especially not about memory and storage technology, which are experiencing their own renaissance. It is for that reason that we are getting a bunch of panic selling. For Micron, SanDisk, these are not normal times Keep the faith with Micron, SanDisk Morgan Stanley’s Joe Moore defends falling shares of Micron and SanDisk in the face of worries about “demand destruction,” capacity glut, and Google’s “TurboQuant.” He’s right that this cycle is somewhat different than others, in a good way. thetechnologyletter.com $MU $SNDK $GOOGL $NVDA
→ View original post on X — @tiernanraytech, 2026-03-26 19:22 UTC
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Reflect Orbital’s Space Mirrors Redirect Sunlight on Demand
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The year is 2027. You open an app, tap a button, and a satellite redirects actual sunlight to your backyard.
— The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI) 26 mars 2026
This is Reflect Orbital's CEO pitching the tech at UP.Summit in October. Ordering sunlight from space in 30 seconds.
The tech: mirrors in orbit that rotate to reflect… pic.twitter.com/N63L5QlgHzThe year is 2027. You open an app, tap a button, and a satellite redirects actual sunlight to your backyard. This is Reflect Orbital's CEO pitching the tech at UP.Summit in October. Ordering sunlight from space in 30 seconds. The tech: mirrors in orbit that rotate to reflect
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Mac Compatibility Question for Cross-Platform Software Solution
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"Runs on everything from edge to server" – does everything include Macs?
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NVIDIA Metropolis and Jetson at Venetian Expo
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There is plenty more to see at the Venetian Expo over the next two days. 🤩 Join us to see how NVIDIA Metropolis and Jetson continue to drive the future of intelligent, secure spaces. 5/5
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Ouster Demonstrates 3D Lidar Detection and AI for Critical Infrastructure
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Ouster is demonstrating how high-performance 3D digital lidar and AI-powered perception enable advanced detection to safeguard critical infrastructure and urban environments. 2/5 [Translated from EN to English]
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Factory 2030: Software-Defined Transformation Over Hardware Cycles
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The factory floor of 2030 will be defined by software, not hardware generations. The companies building toward that future are not waiting for the next full hardware replacement cycle. They are starting the software-defined transition now, with the assets they already have.… pic.twitter.com/cgyWfF9112
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 26 mars 2026The factory floor of 2030 will be defined by software, not hardware generations. The companies building toward that future are not waiting for the next full hardware replacement cycle. They are starting the software-defined transition now, with the assets they already have.
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Build-a-Claw: Two Livestreams Next Week with Nemotron and Isaac
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🦞 Build-a-Claw is just getting started. Dive deeper with two livestreams next week: 📆 3/31, 11 AM PDT — Nemotron Labs: Build & scale your own claw with Nemotron 📹 YouTube: piped.video/live/N2LHg2-J3p8 📍 AddEvent: addevent.com/event/22mxt8mgr… 📆 4/1, 11AM PDT — Build a Physical AI pipeline on DGX Spark with NemoClaw, Omniverse NuRec, and Isaac Sim 📹 YouTube: piped.video/watch?v=CGx_CR3W… 📍 AddEvent: addevent.com/event/gcbntg1rf… From code to real-world autonomy. . . Let's go! 🙌