I don't have any moots/followers that are 3D printers that are going to Magfest, do I? My Uma ears are stuck in customs and I can't get them before the con ; ; I am just a ball of sad... sheesh.

Really interesting move today: @Qualcomm just acquired Ventana Micro Systems, doubling down on RISC-V as a first-class CPU architecture. This bolsters Qualcomm’s server, edge and AI ambitions with Ventana’s data-center class RISC-V cores and chiplet IP. Expect more custom, open-architecture silicon, and growing pressure on Arm/x86 incumbents. Leadership has danced around the discussion of RISC-V when asked during its legal battles with Arm, but this move clearly paints a strategic direction for the company. This could take years to come to fruition, and could target only select segments, but spending on an acquisition like this isn't just for show.

Remember when Jason recommended everybody replace their Tesla with a Lucid? 😁 He vowed never to buy a Tesla again. I wonder how long that lasts.

After 9 years at NVIDIA, James Wang left and joined @cerebras. In this Big Chip Club episode, @draecomino breaks down the bottlenecks of NVIDIA GPUs, and what's keeping them OUT OF first place... Drop your follow-up questions below 👇

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