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Man Who Sued Pepsi Over Fighter Jet Finally Gets His Reward 30 Years Later
Man Who Sued Pepsi Over Fighter Jet Finally Gets His Reward 30 Years Later
Three decades after suing Pepsi for refusing to give him a fighter jet, John Leonard finally got a reward that may be even better, according to a post at Supercarblondie.
Leonard became the center of one of advertising's most famous legal battles after taking a 1996 Pepsi commercial at face value. The ad, promoting the company's Pepsi Points loyalty program, jokingly claimed customers could redeem seven million Pepsi Points for a military Harrier jet.
Rather than laugh it...
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CEO Jensen began discussing all things AI around 1520 ET.
CEO Jensen said the data center AI opportunity will grow from half a trillion dollars to $1 trillion by 2027. CEO Jensen said, "Computing demand has increased by 1 million times in the last two years."
A graphic on screen indicated that 60% of the business is hyperscalers.
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CEO...
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