Antonio Massaro

@SebJohnsonUK EU branches of US tech firms are mainly for sales to big EU customers. Tech talent on the other hand is moved from EU to US using high salaries as attraction. The whole process makes US richer at expense of EU.

Anthropic is doubling down on Europe and opening an office in Milan. Europe is Anthropic's fastest growing region with revenue up 9x YoY, while Milan is the centre of Italian tech. Anthropic now has hubs in London, Dublin, Zurich, Paris, Munich and Milan. It's pushing more and more into Europe as its relationship with the US continues to sour. Great stuff for Italy!

@sama Longevity and peace

what problem do you most hope AI will solve in the future? maybe we can help!

@ViralRushX They should show it in use. And they should start to make ev cars

Toyota folding electric bike with a 40 km range

@palavogikos @marcosagusstinn Italy was a collection of small states with different languages and culture, it seemed impossible to unite but here we are, united. The same process can be applied to EU and we can help with the lessons we learned in our unification not long ago

@marcosagusstinn Your barrier is language. I don't want to speak German, neither an Italian, French. Since this is unsurmountable, all else will fail miserably

@michele_geraci Non mi pare che in Italia abbiano una fitta rete di concessionari e officine autorizzate per la manutenzione, quindi non si quanto possano vendere

Il settore auto europeo è italiano non hanno nessuna chance di competere contro i produttori cinesi Ormai la Cina è in una traiettoria imprendibile sui settori tech

@dkare1009 Last time I checked it was only available for employees of anthropic partner companies, not for individuals like many other certifications, though they plan to introduce new ones soon

🚨 Anthropic just launched its first official AI certification And it's FREE ! Here's everything you need to know 👇 📌 What it is: The Claude Certified Architect, Foundations (CCA) launched on March 12, 2026 It's a proctored, 60-question exam testing real production architecture decisions 📌 What it covers: 1. Agentic Architecture & Orchestration → 27% 2. Tool Design & MCP Integration → 18% 3. Claude Code Configuration & Workflows → 20% 4. Prompt Engineering & Structured Output → 20% 5. Context Management & Reliability → 15% The biggest chunk is agentic architecture That tells you exactly where the industry is heading 📌 How to access it : Prep courses → Free for everyone on Anthropic Academy Exam → Free via the Claude Partner Network (any org can join) 🔗 Register : lnkd.in/d_7T_wb9 🔗 Prep courses : lnkd.in/dXU7xr_v Want more guides and updates like these ?

@CFDevelop The Ali coding plan is more than qwen, you have multiple LLMs including Kimi minimax and others. Use multiple tools including Claude code and they say they offer 3x tokens compared to others. I bought the lite but but it's sold out now selling only pro alibabacloud.com/en/campaign/ai…

@AntonM2015 I tried QWEN. Didn't have much success. Trying Kimi 2.5 now

Honestly, I can’t get enough AI tokens. I used 28% of my weekly Claude Code Max 20x quota in 24 hours. Immediately experienced the difference when the March doubling ended I’m at a point where I just have to wait around for tokens to come back half the time. It’s frustrating

@eptwts In emergency situation the real problem would be food and defense from neighbors that want food and energy at the point of killing/eating each other. The LLM would be less important

local LLM's would be insanely useful in an event that cuts us off from the internet, for example a world war... would give you unlimited access to medical & survival info i can't think of a single argument against getting a local LLM + off-grid solar panel + battery setup together there's lowkey a million dollar product idea here

@xmaquina @UnitreeRobotics Do you mean I can buy it for the price of an average car?

MindOn, a 6-month-old Shenzhen startup, just dropped a viral demo. A @UnitreeRobotics G1 performing household tasks with full autonomy. Running on $16K off-the-shelf hardware. China is not just scaling humanoid hardware it is now pushing into the AI “brain” layer. In parallel, US players like @physical_int and @SkildAI, combining for $25B in valuation, are building general-purpose robotics intelligence. Two different approaches converging on the same control layer.

@cici_grj Expected price range?

Household robots are coming soon! 🇨🇳 China is training robots on a large scale to do all your chores ✨ Chinese tech has come such a long way!

@ShangguanJiewen What's the model name? I checked on AliExpress and shows a 4000 + EUR model (!!)

Anyone in the world can buy this Huawei laptop, the most advanced in the world. Except if you live in the USA, where it's banned.

@Fabriziobustama Damn, I want one! But they are maybe still super expensive 😞

They don’t get tired. They don’t complain. They don’t miss a screw. 🤖🪛 This isn’t automation… this is replacement. #AI #Robotics #FutureOfWork #Technology #IoT #5G #Bigdata #NLP #DataScience #Robots

@spaceandtech_ Fantastic. I'd rather avoid buying a car and have one of these robots instead, way more useful. Please all Shenzhen tech companies, make them mainstream ASAP, you will sell like crazy, this industry will become important like automotive

A robotics startup in Shenzhen called Mind On has upgraded the Unitree G1 humanoid with an advanced robot brain. With this upgrade, the robot can perform everyday tasks on its own without human control. It was shown watering plants, opening curtains, cleaning, and moving items independently.

@Eng_china5 Beautiful ❤️ did I miss the bedroom?

Over the past two days in Hangzhou, a video of an amazing house has gone viral 🔥 - a large 1800 square meter apartment, its design and every detail looks fantastic. And the price is very affordable.

@cryptopunk7213 Only Mac now. When is it coming to PCs?

well thats fucking it - anthropic has officially replaced software engineers. claude is now a 24 hr autonomous coding agent. claude can now operate your entire computer and CLAUDE CODE = end-to-end software engineering: - claude writes the code for you - then literally opens the app it coded - clicks through the entire app and find bugs - then fixes the bugs and improves the app in hours. previously claude generated code, you run it and give claude feedback. thats completely gone now. all in a continuous loop without leaving your terminal 😂 we're barely through monday. well done lol

@yabhishekhd What about the AI chip to run LLMs? That's interesting too

Huawei literally wants to build a phone using only its own components. From chip to software, everything in-house. No reliance on US tech. No outside dependencies. If they pull this off, it changes everything. A fully independent smartphone ecosystem is coming.

@CodeByPoonam I like kimi but subscription costs like Claude and while it's good it doesn't seem on the same level. They should cut the price or offer some unique service. Right now I can't see the real advantage of switching from Claude to Kimi

🚨BREAKING: Kimi just raised $1 billion. Again. That’s three rounds in under 90 days. The Kimi story is getting wild. $18 billion valuation. Up 4x in three months. Let that sink in. Moonshot is now: → The fastest Chinese AI company to cross $10 billion → The first Chinese LLM startup to close three consecutive rounds in under 90 days → Still raising. A fresh $1 billion round is in progress right now. This isn’t a funding story. It’s a signal. Investors aren’t just betting on Kimi. They’re betting that China’s AI race is far from over, and that Moonshot is one of the horses that finishes. While everyone’s been watching OpenAI and Anthropic, Moonshot quietly became one of the most aggressively funded AI companies on the planet.

@Jessica31875193 @macastel3 Hi Jessica, are the memory for laptops expensive also in China? I mean the DDR5 modules to expand laptop memory

@macastel3 Food is very affordable . Housing price is falling , so what price is going up in China ? I’m Chinese , living in Hangzhou

Pricing are going up in China So now you know

@Frenkie_Woody Un genio, ma nel paese sbagliato. Per avere successo in quel periodo in quel settore gli USA erano meta obbligata, vedere Faggin, sempre Olivetti ma trapiantato in USA dove ha avuto grande successo con tante invenzioni

Nel 1962 l’ingegnere Pier Giorgio Perotto, in Olivetti, sviluppa il Programma 101, un innovativo computer da tavolo programmabile. Presentato nel 1965 a New York, è compatto, accessibile e rivoluzionario per l’epoca. Ne vengono venduti circa 44.000 esemplari, molti negli Stati Uniti, dove viene utilizzato anche dalla NASA. Alcune unità contribuiscono ai calcoli per le missioni Apollo, inclusa Apollo 11. Nonostante l’importanza storica, il P101 viene presto oscurato dai successivi sviluppi americani e finisce quasi dimenticato, pur rappresentando un fondamentale contributo italiano alla storia dell’informatica e della conquista dello spazio.