True. But Japan doesn’t have the batteries or AI to compete.
HARDWARE
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Batteries and AI Drive Future of Automotive Innovation
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It is the batteries and AI that matters. Not the car itself
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Batteries and AI: The Critical Technologies That Matter
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The batteries and AI are what matters. You aren’t listening.
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AI Inference 2025: Beyond NVIDIA GPUs to Power-Efficient Solutions
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At a @BBGIntelligence event in #NYC, @RodrigoLiang met with @mattmiller1973 to chat about the future of #GenAI. Here's the TLDR: 2025 is the year for #AI inference Zero reason to use an NVIDIA chip for inference Power-hungry GPUs & how SambaNova’s RDU’s use less power
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Toyota Plans Chinese EV Autonomy Push Against Tesla
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Toyota is staffing up for a big shift to autonomous electric vehicles I learned from a friend who is in Silicon Valley recruiting. They are planning on bringing Chinese batteries and Chinese autonomy to America. In other words a cheaper product than Tesla has and better than
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NVIDIA Reports Record Q3 Revenue Driven by AI Demand
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Key insights from $NVDA call: • NVIDIA reported record Q3 revenue of $35.1 billion, up 17% sequentially and 94% year-on-year, driven by strong growth across all market platforms, particularly in data centers. • The company highlighted exceptional demand for its NVIDIA Hopper
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NVIDIA Projects $37.5B Revenue with Strong AI Infrastructure Demand
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NVIDIA outlook hitting now: total revenue of $37.5 billion, plus or minus 2%, with continued strong demand for its AI infrastructure products, although supply constraints may impact gaming revenue. Powered by @Quartr_App! pic.twitter.com/BvoYztUkWj
— Perplexity (@perplexity_ai) 20 novembre 2024NVIDIA outlook hitting now: total revenue of $37.5 billion, plus or minus 2%, with continued strong demand for its AI infrastructure products, although supply constraints may impact gaming revenue. Powered by @Quartr_App
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NVIDIA Q3 Record Revenue: $35.1B Exceeds Guidance Significantly
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15 minutes into $NVDA call, key insights so far: • NVIDIA reported record Q3 revenue of $35.1 billion, up 17% sequentially and 94% year-on-year, surpassing their outlook of $32.5 billion. • Data center revenue reached $30.8 billion, marking a 17% sequential and 112%
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AI Accelerators for HPC: Birds of a Feather Discussion
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Hey, @Supercomputing attendees! Get ready for our Birds of a Feather talks, where you can discuss: Democratizing #AI accelerators for HPC apps #NAIRR Pilot User Experience See you there!
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