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> BlackBerry patents cover a huge swath of the tech sector
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BBLacksEmotion on Apr 02, 2024 8:08pm
BlackBerry patents cover a huge swath of the tech sector
It will be interesting to see if the former c e o comments from September hold true and BB puts in the large increase he projected in this final Q and YEnd.
NVIDIA and Tesla working on autonomous gets QNX and Cylance into the entire EV sector... when the talking heads begin the renaissance talk of BB dominance in the EV sector heads will spin.
Nvidia now have huge cash warchest to spend on future growth... imagine this scenario:
NVIDIA ACQUIRE BlackBerry for 100x earnings to set the future of security in the AI realm leaving all in their dust, having already left everyone in their dust... now is the time to strike and set the security bar higher than even nvidia can currently manage.
Remember Cylance can exist in the chip world using miniscual resource and isn't relaint upon the upload to cloud with all the data. Cylance under JJG could actually flourish.
Elon Musk companies are gobbling up Nvidia hardware even as Tesla aims to build rival supercomputer
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told employees at
- an all-hands meeting in November that the
- chipmaker wasn’t buying ads on X and didn’t have
- plans to do so.
- Nvidia is getting increasingly cozy with Elon Musk’s
- collection of companies in other ways.
- Tesla and xAI are spending heavily on Nvidia’s
- artificial intelligence systems, even as Tesla aims
- to build a supercomputer to rival Nvidia systems.
In November 2023, at an all-hands meeting with
employees, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was asked
whether the company would follow the lead
of Apple and Disney and suspend its
advertising on X due to rising levels of
antisemitism and other hate speech on the
platform.
X owner Elon Musk said earlier that month
that he agreed with a post on the site that
accused “Jewish communities” of pushing
“hatred against whites.” Numerous brands
— Disney and Apple among them —
moved quickly to pause their ad campaigns.
Huang’s response was firm but diplomatic,
according to people who were listening to the
meeting but asked not to be named because
they weren’t authorized to speak to the press.
He said the chipmaker hadn’t advertised on X in
a very long time and had no plans to do so.
However, Huang also emphasized that Nvidia
would never make public statements against
another business.
Left out of Huang’s commentary at the time was
any detail regarding Nvidia’s increasing coziness
with Musk’s business empire.
Nvidia is seeing soaring demand for its graphics
processing units (GPUs) and related hardware
and services, a boom that’s lifted the company’s
market cap well past $2 trillion. Nvidia’s products,
including new accelerator chips, provide
computing power for generative artificial
intelligence workloads, robotics, research
and data center projects.
Revenue in the latest quarter jumped a whopping
265% to $22.1 billion, and last year Nvidia
surpassed Intel in total sales.
Musk has made promises that his companies will
develop sophisticated AI products, and doing so
requires buying up a lot of Nvidia’s technology.
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