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$AMD Says MI500 Will Offer Both NPO and Copper Options
AMD’s MI500 series, set to be introduced in the second half of 2027 and become its primary product in 2028, will feature scale-up domains larger than the current 72-GPU configuration
For scale-up connectivity, AMD says it will offer both copper-based and near-package-optics-based options, with the two technologies expected to coexist for multiple generations
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Fujitsu aims to make practical quantum computing possible by 2030–2035
The company plans to scale its superconducting systems from 256 qubits to 1,024 and eventually 10,000+ physical qubits, while targeting 250 logical qubits by 2030 and 1,000 by 2035
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You can only go all in on one industry and hold for 10 years
Which industry are you choosing, and which stocks are you picking?
With all due respect...
Beware of people who act like they can comment on every stock
Trust those who focus on a particular industry and are reluctant to step outside of it
Too many people act as if they can analyze every company
You can’t.
It’s not just about revenue, profit, and the balance sheet. You need to understand the fundamental aspects of each industry and even each company
It goes well beyond the basics
Let’s do a thought experiment
Every year, there are stocks that 10x
If I told you to guess which stock will 10x, not in 1 year, but within the next 5, what would it be?
Filter out all the “good” or “decent” stocks
What’s the actual 10x opportunity that comes to mind?
Europe has signed a $451 million contract for LUMI-AI, a new AI supercomputer in Finland that is set to be deployed in H2 2027
It will use $AMD Instinct MI430X GPUs and 6th-gen EPYC CPUs, making it a major sovereign compute win for AMD
LUMI-AI is expected to deliver 10x the AI capacity and nearly 2x the HPC throughput of the current LUMI system
It will also use Bull’s European-designed BXI interconnect instead of NVIDIA NVLink, reducing dependence on NVIDIA’s ecosystem
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GPT-6 Astra could become a major new demand driver for CPUs
Astra isn't just a better chatbot. It's designed to actually operate computers
OpenAI says it can autonomously install and test software, troubleshoot applications, run frontend QA, interact with websites, fill forms, update CRMs, and execute complex multi-step workflows
The improvement is very significant
On OSWorld 2.0, a key benchmark for measuring how well AI agents can operate computers and complete real multi-step tasks, Astra reaches 72.6% while finishing tasks in 40 minutes, versus 65.7% and 75 minutes for GPT-5.6 Sol
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China is trying to make 3D DRAM possible without EUV
Naura Technology has demonstrated a key etching process for 64-layer 3D DRAM, potentially giving China a way to keep scaling DRAM density despite lacking access to EUV lithography
Instead of making transistors smaller in 2D, 3D DRAM stacks them vertically, similar to what NAND did years ago. Naura’s process selectively removes silicon-germanium layers from a 64-layer Si/SiGe stack while preserving the silicon structure
The reported performance is strong: SiGe-to-Si selectivity above 500:1, silicon loss below 1 nm per cycle, and more than 95%
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Rosenblatt Securities on $CIFR:
- CIFR is down 25% since Texas froze large-load interconnection approvals
- The issue is time to power, not a lack of demand
- CIFR plans up to 2.5 GW of behind-the-meter power generation across 10 Texas sites
- This could bypass ERCOT delays and accelerate data center construction
- It should not require major CIFR-funded CapEx
- West Texas has very cheap, sometimes negative, natural gas prices, making on-site generation attractive
- Rosenblatt believes CIFR could turn its Texas exposure from a weakness into an advantage
- BUY, $30 price target, based o
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Ping Yeh, a software engineering manager at $GOOG Quantum AI, believes useful quantum computing is more than five years away
Hartmut Neven, who heads Google Quantum AI, has said recent results leave him confident that useful applications only quantum computers can handle will arrive within five years
“He is very confident,” Yeh said at the SEMICON forum. “I am a little skeptical. I want to be more conservative.”
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I asked $ASX and various suppliers why $TSM and ASE aren’t going for larger panels like Powertech
I got three main reasons why
Who can guess them?
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Anyone remember when everyone was bullish on $GRAB after Amit invested in it?
...The hell happened here?
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SEMICON Taiwan is over
Now it’s time to do what everyone really likes:
Translating the learnings into investment decisions
Lots of work ahead for me now
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Plan Optik must be the most absurd bottleneck play of all time
They dont even do anything related to AI/HPC or plan to lol
A member of the audience asked why $KXIAI doesn’t have an HBF product on its roadmap
The Kioxia presenter said HBF is still very early and discussions are ongoing. Once those discussions are complete, Kioxia will determine what it plans to do
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People got the $SMHD and Trumpf partnership so wrong
$SMHD has 0 exclusivity
They only collaborated because they’re both German and Trumpf needed a R&D partner but they have 0 plans of seriously mass producing with $SHMD
Timelines for some key semiconductor advancements (ramp-up):
1. FOPLP: 2027
2. Edge AI: 2027
3. Scale-up CPO: 2028
4. Hybrid bonding: 2028
5. Glass substrates: 2029
6. Microfluidic cooling: 2029
7. 3D RAM: 2030
Something must be wrong here
There's no way $META improved so much
I've never seen anybody even consider using Muse
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We’ve all seen the typical picture of a quantum computer
But have you ever seen one up close?
Looks less polished than I would’ve thought
I think it’d be impossible to go to an event like SEMICON and not end up 10x more bullish than before
So many advancements, so much collaboration, and 2030-2035 timelines instead of short-term thinking
You realize that, sure, companies’ charts will look lumpy, but progress is continuous
This industry is just getting bigger and bigger
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