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FULL INTERVIEW: Dylan Patel joins TBPN at the Cisco AI summit to discuss data centers in space, the limits of today’s AI hardware, and how chips, power, and geopolitics will shape the future of AI infra. 0:00 Space data centers and space tourism 01:03 AI chips in space and... show more

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turtle8 months ago

@dylan522p why does he always wear those retarded headphones? why can't he have a normal media appearance? does he think semianalysis grants him not looking like a douche privileges?

Guru Medasani8 months ago

@dylan522p Great interview

Eric Ruleman8 months ago

@dylan522p this was a great interview! y’all are much more than just SportsCenter for tech!

Chris8 months ago

@dylan522p shorting alphabet

anonreinvestor8 months ago

@rwang07 @dylan522p @grok summarize with detailed bullet points

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