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• Jensen Huang's Nvidia ploughed its vast profits into bankrolling AI startups, suppliers, and chip customers, a web of dependencies that could now unravel (Financial Times)

  Nvidia, led by Jensen Huang, invested its extensive profits into funding artificial intelligence startups, suppliers, and chip buyers. The strategy linked the company's financial success directly to the health and stability of the ecosystem it financed.

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• AI industry faces uncertainty as Nvidia CEO quits

  Corporate cash deployments across cloud providers and major research laboratories now face disruption following the sudden departure of the semiconductor giant's long-time leader. The leadership void arrives at a critical juncture as global investors question elevated artificial intelligence debt and spending. Furthermore, the executive's removal complicates ongoing geopolitical efforts to balance sensitive chip trade between Washington and Beijing.

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• Libreagi – Save OSS Models

  The decentralized initiative addresses the growing risk of open-source artificial intelligence artifacts vanishing from the web by establishing an invite-only peer-to-peer preservation archive. Operating under strict curation guidelines, the community ensures that critical machine learning assets remain permanently accessible through verified distributed hosting. This safeguard protects developer access against centralized hosting removals and catastrophic data loss across the broader technology ecosystem.

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