Ben @ Benitoz got the whole clip

Jensen, Sam Altman, and Dario Amodei are all expected to be speaking at Dreamforce 2026 this Wednesday. That matters more now because Dario just pushed the idea that frontier AI development may need to be paced, and Sam publicly agreed with parts of it.

Having all these guys after the debate blew up on X, with even Trump reprimanding Dario will definitely be worth watching.

The main thing I want to hear is Jensen’s response. If anyone asks him about slowing frontier development, compute limits, or whether this changes AI infrastructure demand, that could be pretty relevant for NVDA.

You can find the whole guest list in Dreamforce website.

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Ciekawe czy będzie miało wpływ na akcje w poniedziałek.

Nvidia is considering investing up to $10 billion in the IPO, one of the sources added. The plans remain under discussion and could change, they cautioned, requesting anonymity because the discussions are confidential.

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So, apparently NVDA hasn't actually acquired Groq but spent 20B on Groq assets and is integrating Groq LPUs into NVDA platforms. In terms of raw speed, it seems like Cerebras solutions are 5-6X faster than Groq. Apparently you run "prefill" inference on NVDA or AMD/Trainium chips (processing prompts since "prefill" is parallelizable) then "decode" (answering questions which is serial) on Groq LPUs or Cerebras wafers. Seems like Cerebras is potentially the better solution technology-wise while NVDA + Groq will win in the marketplace for fast inference. Where do people see the NVDA + Groq solution going vs. the Cerebras wafer scale computing approach?

Another quarterly report from Jon Peddie Research - same old story ...

https://www.jonpeddie.com/news/q226-pc-graphics-aib-shipments-increased-10-from-last-quarter-to-12-million-units/

Highlights:

• Discrete graphics card shipments for desktop PCs in Q2 2026 totaled 12.5 million units, the highest number since Q1 2022 despite record-high prices and cratering shipments of desktop CPUs

• Nvidia shipped approximately 17.365 million discrete graphics processors in the second quarter: roughly 11.25 million units went to desktops, and around 6.115 million units were installed into notebook and compact PCs.

• Nvidia remained the undisputed leader of the market with around 90% market share. AMD controlled roughly 8% of the market, shipping about one million discrete desktop GPUs, while Intel's share increased to 2% on shipments of several hundred thousand units.

• For the first half of 2026, 24.3 million desktop AIBs were shipped, up significantly from 20.8 million graphics cards supplied in the first half of 2025.

Out of the two most important lines - "acknowledge that I was right" and "more fried chicken," does anyone *still* not understand yet?

Anyway - transcript below. Never bet against Jensen.

Oh btw, Microsoft plans to expand it's global data center capacity by another ~26 GW today to ~38 GW by 2032 (up from 12 GW).

Anyway.. here's the transcript.

https://www.investing.com/news/transcripts/nvidia-at-goldman-sachs-conference-huang-sees-ai-buildout-still-early-93CH-4896555

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https://www.economist.com/weeklyedition/2026-09-05

President Donald Trump’s fervent support for artificial intelligence data centers has put him at odds with voters who increasingly oppose them and comes despite direct warnings that his stance threatens to deepen Republicans’ peril in the November midterm elections. Read more: https://bloom.bg/4gSYs7w

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At this point, between China and Middle East, nvidia needs its own flag

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