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well the GTC keynote from Nvidia is over

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and in this video I'm going to give you

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a complete summary as quickly as

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possible in the over 2hour keynote

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presentation of the new chips that were

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introduced from Nvidia as expected

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project code name Blackwell from a

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famous game theorist who's no longer

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with us died about 13 14 years ago at

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this point uh they nicknamed or code

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named this chip after uh this game

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theorist and the idea was this is is the

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next breakthrough for NVIDIA it's a chip

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that's faster it's more efficient we'll

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do some car comparisons in a moment but

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basically you get a whole new stack

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think server system assembled by a

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company like either Dell or super micro

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computer uh new uh Graphics GPU chips

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throw in the uh gray CPUs that Nvidia

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uses new chipset for linking all of the

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gpus together uh new security modules

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for linking these together and crypting

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all of the computation throughout all of

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these gpus together it's essentially

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going from the iPhone moment of the h100

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to the iPhone 2 which if I remember

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correctly was the 3G but anyway so it's

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sort of like your next year's iteration

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I want to before I actually get into

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some detailed summary just hit numbers

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here for a moment how does this actually

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change what we saw today the trajectory

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for revenues at Nvidia what doesn't this

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is just the next phase the question is

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how long can Nvidia continue to sell

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these chips and grow that's the biggest

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question and that's not an answer you

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can really get from this presentation in

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a number format but you could see how

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vast Nvidia is expanding its user

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applications to try to make sure that

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they don't stop growing anytime soon so

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you're going to see that as I go through

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the summary first in the first 5 minutes

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we had self-driving cars mentioned two

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times and later in the video we act or

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presentation we actually learned that

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byd is going to partner with Thor uh

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which is the Nvidia uh sort of Omniverse

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and full self-driving software uh that

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Nvidia puts together and byd imp uh

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plans to implement Thor in their

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vehicles in the future the first vehicle

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to implement Nvidia self-drive

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self-driving features will probably be

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the Mercedes glr at the end of this year

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or early 25 but it looks like Tesla's

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biggest competition might not actually

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be another car manufacturer themselves

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it could actually be the world's next

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biggest or potentially the biggest auto

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manufacturer combined with Nvidia so

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while FSD 12.3 is pretty awesome I have

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to say and we haven't seen any video or

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footage of Nvidia does seem like Nvidia

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is gearing up to be one of the biggest

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competitors now you have to think about

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this I just I'm purposefully starting

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with this because I want you to think

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about this think about the compute Tesla

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uses just to train FSD now imagine the

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compute generated by All Automotive

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companies moving to AI GPU systems with

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maybe invidious core package that they

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can build off of and now everybody has

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FSD you basically have democratized FSD

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and you're writing and using Nvidia

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chips later in the presentation they

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talked about how you you could go to ai.

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nvidia.com and you could basically

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download different tools I summarized

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all of this at ec.com by the way

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including the link to ai. nvidia.com and

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you could use different tools there one

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of the things that I was playing around

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with was I jumped into grabbed I grabbed

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my cookies I I did I did it but anyway I

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was messing around with their weather

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tool over here uh and there are plenty

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of different use cases and Integrations

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and products you can use here and you

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can actually play with some of these AI

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products and see the demonstrations that

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they can produce for you for certain

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probably mostly at this point

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pre-programmed events but they kind of

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what they're trying to do is show you

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look we're going to give you the AI tool

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and y'all build off of it the idea is

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can we give you a GPU uh GPT rather

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that's based on your company's

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infrastructure your company's systems

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and procedures your stock brokerages

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systems and procedures your doctor's

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offices systems and procedures and then

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can you take our little base thing turn

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it into your own own stuff and then

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utilize that to be more efficient all

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while of course running it all on GPU

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gpus put together by Nvidia that's sort

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of the idea here and so I think when you

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when you realize just the car Revolution

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that's

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coming excuse me which Nvidia is honing

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in on is just one of the angles of

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attack they have consider as we saw in

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the presentation protein folding biology

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genomic sequencing it's a whole another

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world

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Aviation consider uh construction

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manufacturing all of these very

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important forgive me for a second

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SEC a okay hard to do a summary when

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when you have a cough but anyway uh a

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lot of shoutouts here in human robotics

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as well that is humanoid robotics we got

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multiple shoutouts and demonstrations of

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Amazon Amazon was probably thrown up on

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that screen 10 different times during

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the presentation apptronics

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robotic startup in uh Texas they built

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humanoid robots they um I've actually

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visited them in person really cool

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seeing the robots in person spoken with

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the CEO in person fantastic company they

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got two shoutouts in this video multiple

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different robotics companies got shout

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outs in this video uh and especially

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highlighting the self-driving

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competition that's coming now keep in

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mind we didn't get real demonstration

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yet demonstrations yet right Tesla's

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already demonstrating that's a big deal

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for Tesla but what we're finding is

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Tesla's biggest competition might not

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actually be Tesla itself and a lot of

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folks are going dang didn't even

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consider Nvidia coming multiple

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Partnerships were announced including

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Partnerships between Nvidia and tsmc so

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tsmc can use Nvidia AI in manufacturing

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chips but intel was not mentioned Taylor

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Swift got a shout out and the actual uh

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Blackwell b00 GPU stack will be built on

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the arm core processors it's basically a

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giant GPU and there were some cool

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Technologies they mentioned such as

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using two blocks of semiconductors that

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they were able to layer together to dyes

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so to speak and they gave a lot of

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technical examples I'm going to save you

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most of the technical jargon because if

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you really wanted the technical jargon

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you'd go to somebody that's really

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technically Advanced I'm going to be a

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little bit more high level here uh

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mostly because we're looking at this

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from a financial analyst uh point of

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view we've got this idea that we're

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actually progressing with technology

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faster than ever before ever before that

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previously we were growing at uh

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basically 5x sorry 10x every 5 years

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100x every 10 years well we just went

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eight years from the moment open AI got

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their first uh I think it was the dgx uh

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GPU machine essentially and from there

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we've gone about a,x in just eight years

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Jensen argues

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this uh excuse me all right yeah liquid

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cooled machines an example of how uh

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this could be productive is that the

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b00 would take about 90 days to train a

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GPT but would just use 1/4 of the gpus

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and so you could train the same model

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with 1/4 of the gpus I think that's a

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really like relatable stat so I put a

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highlighter on that 1/4 the gpus needed

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to do the same progress now of course

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you don't only want to do the same you

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want to do better right so you could do

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that better work more

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efficiently uh chat Bots tokenomics we

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talked about llms the AI Factory Amazon

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Oracle Google Microsoft all partnering

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uh obviously the B100 will offset h100

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sales when it's available we didn't

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really get a release date a lot of talk

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about Omniverse we've already known

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about the Omniverse for a very long time

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with Nvidia they've been pitching the

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Omniverse for like 5 years now I feel

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like excuse me it's basically a way of

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having uh a virtual environment of a

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factory so you can more appropriately

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lay out a factory to be the most

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ergonomic and efficient for workers uh

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that is a lot easier than obviously

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building a factory and then trying to

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re-engineer it I hate to say it but I'm

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not sure that Elon uses Omniverse

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because one of the reasons Elon doesn't

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like the phrase copy and paste factories

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is because he says he learns how to do

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the factories better every single time

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they make them well the idea of the

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Omniverse is that rather than building a

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new Factory and then going ah we could

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do this better this better this better

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and then building another Factory that's

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better you could do that virtually and

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basically virtually iterate how you want

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to build your factory and in the long

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term robots and humans and whatever can

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all work in a factory together

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seamlessly being notified of emergencies

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or issues or the best processes or

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efficiencies for doing things they did

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mention that you're going to be able to

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stream the Omniverse from the Apple Pro

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Vision Vision Pro dude I always say that

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backwards I'm sorry I piss a lot of

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people off when I say that I actually

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have them right

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here uh but anyway uh I I personally

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really like them I know a lot of people

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poo poo on them but I think they're

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really cool and they're really great so

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I'm a big fan of these uh for me this is

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actually really critical when it comes

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to distraction free work uh and I get

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really burnt out as an example of like

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sitting in this studio here I get really

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burnt out sitting here and so I can

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actually stay sitting in here because it

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is a soundproof room put this on and

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then feel like I'm somewhere else and

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really just hone in like if I got to

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finish something that I know I'm going

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to have to write out it's going to take

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me three hours to write out I could go

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on this and and do that so I think this

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is actually really cool that they're

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integrating Omniverse in this I'm not

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sure if they're going to like Stream It

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Through Safari like you know type in the

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IP address sort of thing which that kind

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of seems lame and like it would be

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clunky I'm sure it'll get better in the

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future uh and and so something to think

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about here is a lot of these

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Technologies aren't going to be perfect

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today right A lot of people I think are

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going to see this high level vision and

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go my gosh it's all going to be perfect

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today no just like GPT isn't perfect

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it's great but you know there are a lot

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of times where like ah I know GPT is not

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going to do well at that you know it's

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great for some things but it's not great

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for everything like Jensen himself said

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gpts basically just imitate you they try

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to understand your context and then they

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imitate

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humans that can have problems right that

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can come with problems

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so in the long term this is the future

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though humanoid robotics uh you know

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basically making vaccines or uh genomic

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solving genetic diseases genomic

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sequencing all of these things will be

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done with AI in the long term there's no

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doubt about that I personally I I think

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we're going to have a buy the rumor sell

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the news on the stock but for the very

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long term would I be bullish Nvidia for

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the very long term oh you you can't not

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be bullish Nvidia you just cannot be

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with 7 7% gross margins that'll settle

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down to 75% over the next two quarters

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this is phenomenal and uh I understand

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the stock has run up a lot and and I

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have long exposure to the stock but uh

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and I do think it's going to sell down

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in the near term uh along with probably

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some of the other overblown chip sectors

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spe specifically the super micro

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computers the arm lock up uh and you

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know these are all these are all

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short-term considerations so if you're

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trading yeah by the rumor s news if

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you're really really long is this

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exciting and and full of enthusiasm

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absolutely the potential is Limitless

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for example I really enjoyed their uh

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demonstration when they talked about

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predicting weather at accuracy right now

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they say we can take predict weather

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within a 25 km band of accuracy but

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that's actually pretty dang wide I

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always think about hurricanes because I

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grew up in South Florida where we had a

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lot of hurricanes 25 km okay so what is

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that like 15ish miles or whatever well

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that that's a big spread and so what I'd

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like

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uh is more accuracy and what does Nvidia

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say they're getting to 2 km accuracy

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that's great that's fantastic and maybe

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we could predict earthquakes or

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hurricanes or you know they call them

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typhoons in different parts of the world

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better they're just starting with

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Typhoon typhoons over uh by Taiwan right

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now they got to protect

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tsmc I got to protect their chips but uh

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uh but you know this will all expand in

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the long term now I feel like I'm losing

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my voice

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too okay uh then they've got Nims Nvidia

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inference microservices basically

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pre-trained packages we kind of already

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touched on that uh chat Bots robotics

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the physical world sensor processing uh

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air traffic control uh I think uh Autos

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autonomy I mean the use cases here are

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quite frankly endless uh and it's really

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really enjoyable to sort of think about

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these things again the Mercedes glr

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partnering in early 2025 no

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demonstration of the ability of this

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vehicle yet but it's coming and uh

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Tesla's remaining Mo feels like it's

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quite frankly manufacturing Vehicles

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hopefully we'll see what their margins

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end up like uh hopefully manufacturing

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robots and uh an FSD but FSD has got a

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competitor coming though I think Tesla's

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way ahead for now humanoid robotics

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Nvidia Project named Groot General

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robotics 003 is what that stands for so

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that's gr00 T then at the end they

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showed off two Wall-E style robots those

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are probably remote controlled like I

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don't actually think they're interactive

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or autonomous by any means certainly not

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during a live event there's no way so

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but they were still cool seeing the

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little Wall-E style robots come out uh

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and so then they wrapped it up with a

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little spaceship and micro kind of

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flying around their animations were

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great they did a fantastic job showing

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some generative AI but uh look the

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reality is can you really bet against AI

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in the long run no of course not can you

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bet on every single software company no

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you probably are going to see like 90%

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of software companies in AI fail you'll

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probably see 70% of Robotics companies

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fail and 70% of auton like you know uh

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uh car companies fail there's almost no

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doubt about

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that but one thing that will be

14:47

consistent is that pix and shovel style

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investment who's got the best chips to

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actually operate AI on obviously uh you

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know today's an Nvidia day uh AMD is

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watching this very closely to make sure

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not only can they catch up but they can

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exceed Nvidia so obviously expect

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something very similar from Lisa Sue

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over at uh AMD and uh and that's my take

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now again bottom line let's do a quick

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little stock look is the stock going to

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go up or down well you know the Stock's

15:19

already done exceptionally well it's

15:21

certainly done better than I thought it

15:22

would as quickly as it did uh I did

15:24

think it was going to go to $600 or $700

15:27

I thought this was realistic I thought

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we were going to stop here and get

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rejected I was wrong we got rejected at

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my really the same as what we had over

15:57

here is that I think this is a great

15:59

company to invest in the long term but

16:01

realistically I thought that the the

16:03

growth potential here is going to become

16:04

a little bit more limited in the near

16:06

term just because you uh you've already

16:08

priced in so much enthusiasm I don't

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think this event really moves the needle

16:14

I was actually a little bit more

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enthusiastic about potentially Apple uh

16:18

being a play I wanted to buy the dip on

16:20

Apple over here and I know it's moved up

16:22

a little bit today 64 bips it's been

16:25

moving up a little bit but I'm actually

16:27

really disappointed that apple was

16:29

considering using Google uh and Gemini

16:32

for their artificial intelligence I was

16:33

looking for something a lot more

16:34

proprietary here so I'm a little Tor I'm

16:37

going to have to do some more analysis

16:38

on Apple part of me just feels like we

16:41

need to wait for a little bit of a

16:43

correction on the cues thanks to JP's

16:46

rugging mostly because I've predicted

16:50

this Nike Swoosh style recovery but I've

16:52

always called it a volatile Nike Swoosh

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there's been no volatility and so that

16:56

does make me a little nervous that

16:58

things have got a little euphoric here

17:00

since about November and maybe a little

17:02

bit so much so but what do I think is a

17:05

better investment in the long term

17:07

starting right now well I don't think

17:09

you can bet against the chip sector

17:11

obviously not personalized Financial

17:12

advice if there's a little correction

17:15

it'll get bought if Nvidia drops to 700

17:17

or whatever it is it'll get bought up

17:19

you know 730 I think is where the level

17:21

was yeah 731 it'll get bought and that

17:24

might be a great entry point for the

17:25

long term I'm not convinced that entry

17:27

point is here I personally would touch

17:29

super micro computer because there'll be

17:30

a lot of companies doing this I don't

17:32

think they have the IP I think Nvidia

17:34

has the IP uh

17:37

dell is very much in that super micro

17:39

computer boat for me Dell by the way I

17:42

did not expect that they would blow up

17:43

like this when they got their shout out

17:45

I mentioned them in my Nvidia review

17:47

video that they got a shout out from

17:48

Nvidia which they got today as well and

17:50

their stock blew up and so they got

17:53

another shout out today Stock's up 2%

17:55

big deal it's already kind of trending

17:56

down why because only 2% of this

17:58

business doubled so great 4% of this

18:01

business is coming from AI but the rest

18:03

of the business isn't doing too hot so I

18:06

have some problems with uh dell I

18:08

actually think in i' I'd be more

18:11

considering looking at if I get a sell

18:12

off on AMD I'm down to have a nice

18:15

barbell between like an AMD Nvidia uh I

18:19

like TSM uh and asml don't don't count

18:23

out asml making your Advanced

18:25

lithography machines don't count these

18:27

guys out they make the chip they make

18:29

the machines that make the machines

18:30

basically or make the chips that they

18:32

make the machines that make the chips

18:33

put it that way the uh

18:36

euv uh uh lithography machines they're

18:39

essentially the only company in the

18:40

world they've got nearly a monopoly on

18:41

this obviously interest rate sensitives

18:44

are a little little risky in this

18:45

environment but uh look long-term

18:47

bullish shortterm I don't even know that

18:50

I could really be more bearish than just

18:52

saying by the rumors H the news because

18:54

I don't think there's a bearish

18:55

near-term catalyst Beyond maybe you'll

18:57

get some sell down after this event's

18:59

over big deal but I don't see a

19:02

near-term bad Catalyst for chips I do

19:05

see a near-term bad Catalyst for

19:07

interest rate sensitives uh and I think

19:09

interest rate sensitives are going to

19:11

hurt for way longer than I could have

19:13

possibly anticipated because the economy

19:15

is just doing too damn well and not only

19:17

is the economy doing too damn well but

19:19

uh the Federal Reserve is going to be in

19:21

no rush to cut interest rates anytime

19:23

soon so that's um that's my take

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you Kevin PA there financial analyst and

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take even though I'm a licensed

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financial adviser licensed real estate

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broker and becoming a stock broker this

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video is not personalized advice for you

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it is not tax legal or otherwise

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personalized advice tailor to you this

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video provides generalize perspective

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information and commentary any third

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party content I show shall not be deemed

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endorsed by me this video is not and

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shall never be deemed reasonably

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sufficient information for the purposes

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of evaluating a security or investment

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decision any links or promoted products

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are either paid affiliations or products

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or Services we may benefit from I also

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personally operate an actively managed

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ETF I may personally hold or otherwise

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hold long or short positions in various

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Securities potentially including those

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mentioned in this video however I have

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no relationship to any issuer other than

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house act nor am I presently acting as a

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market maker make sure if you're

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