ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 25/09/2026The logic is simple: slowing AI doesn’t necessarily make it safer. Accelerating development gives us more data, better testing, stronger safeguards and faster progress on solving problems. The U.S. should pursue responsible AI development while keeping NVIDIA and the broader ecosystem at the front. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 21/09/2026The bigger story is that Blackwell’s advantage isn’t just a headline efficiency number. NVIDIA is improving performance per watt while scaling massive AI systems, and that matters as power becomes one of the biggest constraints on AI infrastructure. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 18/09/2026Huawei’s progress is a reminder that the U.S. advantage can’t be taken for granted. The answer isn’t simply pushing NVIDIA out of China, because that gives Huawei more scale and real-world deployment. Keeping NVIDIA ahead in chips, CUDA, is what makes the U.S. technology advantage harder to replace. 000
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ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 18/09/2026I'm sure ancient people thought this was real. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 13/09/2026If AGI has arrived, the bigger story is the infrastructure powering it. NVIDIA isn’t just supplying GPUs anymore. CUDA, networking and the broader ecosystem are what allow these systems to scale. Whoever controls that infrastructure will have enormous influence over the next phase of AI. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 13/09/2026That is a great play on sunlight. 001
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 13/09/2026They also have cherry blossoms there. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 08/09/2026If AGI has arrived, NVIDIA’s role becomes even more significant. The real advantage isn’t just GPUs anymore. It’s the compute, networking, CUDA and infrastructure ecosystem that allows AI to scale. NVIDIA is increasingly becoming the infrastructure layer underneath the AI revolution. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 08/09/2026I wish they can simulate weightlessness. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 08/09/2026Amazing pictures. I can only wonder at these. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 06/09/2026If this order is confirmed, it’s a major warning sign for U.S. policy. Every large Huawei deployment gives China more scale, experience and confidence in its domestic ecosystem. Writing China off would only accelerate that shift. Keeping NVIDIA competitive and present where possible. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 30/08/2026This is exactly why export controls need enforcement at the supply-chain level. The alleged diversion shows the demand for Nvidia’s AI infrastructure in China remains strong, but the answer should be stopping illicit shipments, not cutting off legitimate, controlled access to U.S. technology. 010
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 29/08/2026The real challenge is enforcement across the supply chain. The U.S. can restrict Nvidia chip exports, but preventing diversion through third countries requires much tighter logistics and end-user oversight. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 29/08/2026This is so true. We tolerate clowns. 010
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 23/08/2026A clearer approach would allow controlled sales of less-sensitive NVIDIA hardware while maintaining strict limits on the most advanced systems. Keeping NVIDIA technology in China where legally possible also helps preserve U.S. technological influence instead of accelerating China’s independence. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 20/08/2026The bigger risk may actually be policy-driven fragmentation. If export restrictions keep changing, customers will have more incentive to build around domestic alternatives. Keeping NVIDIA’s technology globally accessible where possible could reduce vendor risk by making the NVIDIA the standard. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 16/08/2026The real risk isn’t just GPU depreciation, it’s what happens to collateral value if China accelerates cheaper domestic alternatives. Nvidia’s $500B financing strategy depends on its hardware retaining value, while export restrictions can simultaneously push China to develop competing chips. 000
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 10/08/2026This is another sign of how export restrictions create unintended pressure across the supply chain. When access to Nvidia hardware is tightly controlled, the incentives for smuggling, rerouting, and overseas workarounds only increase, while China gets even more motivation to build its own. 050
ninalopez2026.bsky.social @ninalopez2026.bsky.social · 06/07/2026That is what people should be doing. 000