Believe it or not this is part of it, can't make money to pay down debt if no one wants your stuff and you're years behind everyone else
Eyekaytee
joined 2 years ago
Yep and it looks like China is well on its way to being independent of the USA in the AI arms race, I just saw they are pushing out their own GPU models:
Chinese GPU Manufacturers Push Out Support For Running DeepSeek’s AI Models On Local Systems, Intensifying the AI Race
Gotta say between them going all out on renewables reducing their reliance on oil and gas and all in on EV's and tech, it really feels like China has just stolen all of the EU's ideas and is straight up beating them over the head with it :(
And about the command creation, it is laughable to waste this kind of energy on this easy of a task.
You better watch out or I'll generate another image
reverting main back to master
sounds like you’re overthinking
seems like a nationality thing? or at least he was implying french and italian people wouldn’t “because it’s german”
"Why? For a very simple reason. We, the Italians, will never pay with a French credit card. The French will never pay with a German credit card. The Germans will never pay with a Spanish credit card. And so the fact that we are accepting that American cards are the only credit card we use, is the effect of fragmentation."
I just don’t quite understand how it’s 2025 and these standards are just finally on the verge of potentially being started
Looks like it is comparable to the US Stargate announcement, the money is coming from private companies and going into private investment, which is amazing, I wish France24 had been a bit more specific:
Meanwhile, the French financing will include commitments from the United Arab Emirates, American and Canadian investments funds and French companies like telecommunications firms Iliad and Orange, and aerospace and defense group Thales
A few days before France’s AI Action Summit, which kicked off on Monday, the UAE said it would invest between 30 billion euros and 50 billion euros in the construction of a one-gigawatt AI data center in France as part of a campus focused on the technology’s development.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/10/frances-answer-to-stargate-macron-announces-ai-investment.html
European companies investing in Europe AND into leading edge technologies? Crazy
An Airbus style company would be awesome, I'm absolutely certain after Trumps latest round of insanity there's a lot of countries that would like some supply chain diversity with EU chips to ensure China or USA can't rattle them too hard
Yes it would take a lot of effort, the EU certainly has the money but seems content at the moment to throw it at America
The fabs you see on US or EU soils are few generation behind
Looks like Arizona already producing 4nm so not too far:
The first Fab 21 phase 1 module will officially start mass production using 4nm and 5nm-class process technologies. The next Fab 21 phase 2 is expected to follow in 2028 with 3nm-class process technologies. By the decade's end, TSMC expects to build its Fab 21 phase 3, which will produce chips on 2nm-class and 1.6nm-class nodes and their variations with backside power delivery.
But outside of TSMC it looks like just Samsung competing in the space, as you said Intel miles behind and AMD sold off all it's fabs
You should be less influenced by trends but more by real results.
I just used it 30 seconds ago for comparing export data: https://aussie.zone/post/17570399/14730920
and last night for French language practice with https://morpheem.org/fr-en
and https://chat.mistral.ai/chat earlier today for putting together a bunch of keyalgo's and macs into an SSH command to get into my router
and https://lmstudio.ai/ with any one of these for javascript practice:
ubuntu is so popular when you stop using it you get to write a blog post