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Imagine an end to the sky-high prices of RAM, graphics cards, and AI accelerators—but that’s exactly what we need to run high-quality AI locally on a phone or laptop, or to allow Google and Microsoft to offer their AI and AI Copilot services at prices that are finally affordable. Long live healthy competition!

[Anyone excited for Nebius (Yandex) resuming trading on Nasdaq this Monday?](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1g6l4nk/anyone_excited_for_nebius_yandex_resuming_trading) I put $50.000 into NBIS back when they got relisted in October '24. Now its worth over $1.000.000 1,5 years later. +1900% gainzzzz. Lol, looking back this all aged like fine wine: >"No. Fuck them forever" - u/buckfouyucker \------------------ >""They had to rewrite all their code base in order to separate fro

No one wants to say it proudly but $MSFT and $META are throwing billions of dollars at AI CAPEX with little to show for it. They turned what was originally a CAPEX light business with high software margins and lit it on fire. Copilot and even Meta AI are absolutely inferior to GPT/Claude by every conceivable metric. What are they even doing? AI is becoming a commodity now with so many good models in the market. There is no MOAT. More importantly, AI does not demonstrate ROI for most businesses a

Is this how it's done? Did I do good, my fellow regards? I have another 40k cash waiting for the next big dip.