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Reuters reported first in September that Anthropic posted a net loss of $42 billion in 2025 and plans to spend $518 billion on cloud, computing and infrastructure obligations in coming years.
$16B revenue and hoping to spend $500B in the coming years.Maybe if you wanted to read comics that only ever had mediocre artwork?
Back of a TV is a decent hiding place. Wonder how they found it -was it actively transmitting?
The popular number is that every 18 months, China was destroying 1 million BPD demand.
That being said, anyone who has predicted the future prices of renewable energy seems destined to look a fool.
I would expect any civilization to exterminate or at least cull the creatures that pose a threat and to cultivate those that are tasty or useful.
Narwhal is still fairly new, but I expect its usage to spread since most packages only require rudimentary dataframe manipulation (set a value, math been these two columns, etc) where the limited api surface is not a problem.
Narwhals is also a much cheaper dependency to add than polars/pandas/etc so it is a somewhat easy sell to incorporate.
Does all writing now have to be scanned for thought crime?
Can they produce a car which includes a radio that is practically useless because the vehicle gives off so much electric noise?
Best cost to orbit I am seeing is $1500/kg. A GPU rack is ~1500kg. Let’s imagine you can take a terrestrial data center rack, no scaffolding, solar panels, radiators, radios, propellant, or propulsion. Fly it into orbit, kick it out the airlock, and let it work through magic. That’s $2.2 million to get into position.
Industrial power rates are cheap, say $.10/kwh, but pretend you sign terrible deals, and it costs you $.30/kwh to run and cool a terrestrial GPU rack. A 150kw unit will then be (150x24x365x.3) =$394k/year.
You can operate the terrestrial version for 5.7 years before the two hit parity.