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Former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt testifies before Congress and said "I honestly believe the AI revolution is under-hyped" "These algorithms will require far more computation and energy than we’ve ever needed before." $NVDA

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The AI Investor1 year ago

"Data centers will require an additional 29 gigawatts of power by 2027, and 67 more gigawatts by 2030." It's like 100GWs in 5-6 years. I've done some math to see the impact on NVDA revenue here:

The AI Investor1 year ago

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Alger1 year ago

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Sensei 🔺1 year ago

💯. We are probably still in the very early inning (maybe 2nd inning) of the AI Revolution. We haven’t even witnessed the start of the next wave of AI driven by physical AI / robotics, let alone a glimpse of AGI.

The AI Investor1 year ago

exactly

Raeleenud Jerieshaau1 year ago

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Laigt Bringer1 year ago

Where are reuters, bloomberg, WSJ... 🤔

Ant A1 year ago

AI will be able to do everybody's job with ease.

Florian Hogger1 year ago

I think we have only seen maybe 1% of whats possible with AI. This will be mindblowing.

futureman1 year ago

I like that guy from a credibility standpoint. I wonder if he's been selling any of his GOOGL share the past year.

OldHibbsey1 year ago

Easy

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