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The Humanoid Robot Playbook (opens the original)
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There are now more than five million industrial robots working in factories around the world.Last year alone, factories installed more than 600,000 of them.This isn’t a new industry.We have been putting robots on production lines for decades.And yet, if you take one of those five million machines out of the environment it was designed for, it becomes remarkably useless.An industrial robot can weld the same point on a car body thousands of times with extraordinary precision.Move the part twenty c
AI’s Next Upgrade Runs on 800 Volts (opens the original)
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When you think about the electricity needed for AI, you probably picture power plants, nuclear reactors and new connections to the grid.There is another part of this story I want to show you today: what happens once that electricity gets inside the data center.You can secure the power and buy the latest Nvidia chips. You still need to get that electricity to the processors, safely and efficiently. As more computing power is packed into each server rack, that becomes harder to do.Nvidia is helpin
AI Is Replacing Copper With Light (opens the original)
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For most of the AI boom, the bottleneck was relatively easy to identify.GPUs.Companies wanted far more computing power than Nvidia and the semiconductor supply chain could provide. Hyperscalers rushed to secure accelerators, Nvidia’s revenue exploded, and investors spent most of their time thinking about one question:How many GPUs can the industry build?That question still matters.But the architecture of AI systems is changing in a way that creates another problem.Once you put tens of thousands
Elon Musk Is Building the Anti-TSMC (opens the original)
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Terafab is not just another chip factory. It is an attempt to rebuild the semiconductor supply chain around the needs of one industrial empire.Last week, SpaceX and Tesla confirmed one of Elon Musk’s most ambitious industrial projects yet.The two companies will initially invest $16.8 billion in a new semiconductor complex in Grimes County, Texas. The facility, called Terafab, is expected to cover 100 million square feet, employ at least 3,000 people, and eventually manufacture the processors req
The Factory Behind Every AI Model (opens the original)
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Last week, the European Union officially opened bidding to build up to seven AI Gigafactories across the continent. Each facility is expected to house at least 100,000 cutting-edge AI processors, backed by high-speed networks, massive storage infrastructure and dedicated power systems. The project could mobilize more than €30 billion in public and private investment.At first glance, it looks like another government AI initiative.I don’t think that’s what matters.What caught my attention wasn’t t
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