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Google and the rest of the tech industry are racing to release what they can, even if the announcements are half-baked.

This chart from Omdia Research estimating Nvidia’s largest customers this year has been making the rounds in my social media feeds. As I wrote in an earlier issue of Command Line, these H100s are essentially the tech industry’s new gold, since they are the preferred workhorse for powering generative AI. The gap in shipment volume between Meta, Microsoft and everyone else is quite something, and tracks with what I’ve heard from sources in recent months.

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After its failed attempt at ousting CEO Sam Altman, the nonprofit board’s silence is doing a disservice to everyone.

The face of the AI boom has been fired from OpenAI. What comes next is anyone’s guess.

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One of the major reasons enthusiasts love Octoprint is that it's compatible with many major 3D printer brands.

The creator of ChatGPT is taking a big swing with its new store for AI bots. Are we witnessing the beginning of a new platform?

Internal documents reveal the dangers facing the company formerly known as Twitter — Elon Musk included.