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Scramble For AI Compute: Meta Inks Multibillion-Dollar Deal With Amazon For CPU Chips
Scramble For AI Compute: Meta Inks Multibillion-Dollar Deal With Amazon For CPU Chips
Meta Platforms inked a multibillion-dollar agreement with Amazon to deploy tens of millions of AWS Graviton processor cores in support of its next-generation AI buildout. The deal makes Meta one of the largest Graviton customers globally and shows CEO Mark Zuckerberg's willingness to spend aggressively on compute infrastructure as the AI arms race intensifies with Alphabet, Microsoft, and other tech giants.
The news that the social media giant would deploy hundreds of thousands of Amazon's general-purpose chips...
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Dangerous Escalation: German, French, UK Militaries Ramp Up Flights Near Russian Border
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Kremlin sources are sounding the alarm over increasing NATO flights observed flying closely to Russia's border, amid dangerously heightened rhetoric over alleged Russian drone incursions in the Baltics and Poland, as well as accusations of a Russian-backed UAV sabotage campaign in Germany and central Europe.
State media reports, "German, French and UK military aircraft have been spotted flying near the Russian border, according to flight data analyzed by Sputnik on Thursday."
Example of a French Air Force Airbus A330 MRTT
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"Engineering Flex": Flying Tesla Roadster Wows Wall Street, But Production Waits Until 2028
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The New-Keynesian Establishment Is Congratulating Itself On A Job Well Done
The New-Keynesian Establishment Is Congratulating Itself On A Job Well Done
By Benjamin Picton, senior market strategist at Rabobank
Give Yourself A Pat On The Back
Growing up in Australia in the 1990s one would inevitably encounter curiously ‘Aussie’ cultural practises. One such practise was school children being directed by teachers to “give yourself a pat on the back” whenever you did particularly well at something. This wasn’t just a figure of speech; the children would literally reach over their shoulder and pat themselves on the back. I’m unsure if this still...
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