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Mike Butcher (BlueSky/Threads: @mikebutcher)

Mike Butcher (BlueSky/Threads: @mikebutcher)

@mikebutcher

Founder & Editor, @Pathfounders | Formerly @TechCrunch | [email protected] | @mikebutcher.bsky.social | Signal mikebutcher.04 | https://t.co/JepXg7SOFj (MBE)

London Katılım Kasım 2006
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robertkollervernot@robkollervernot·
I don’t know about Scaleway, but when I started, we put our infrastructure on OVH. Not even a year in, the entire data center in Strasbourg burned down, and because they were built so close together, three or four others were affected as well, leaving our trial server unrecoverable.
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Rodolfo Rosini ✨🖥️
@mikebutcher @Scaleway the problem is that to really compete with the offering of US clouds, you need 1) speed of decision making from governments 2) scale, one EU country is not enough, you need all of them at once without dealing with 27 different jurisditions and 27 customers ergo, it will 💯 fail
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Solo 👑
Solo 👑@Solopopsss·
I made an entire $100k horror film using only AI. No actors. No camera. No VFX. No budget. Just prompts in @dreamina_ai WHITE ROT #DreaminaCPP
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Chris Anderson
Chris Anderson@chr1sa·
I love this story. First, Boom's jet engine supplier, Rolls Royce, pulls out of the supersonic airliner deal. That should have been the end of the story. As GE often says, "if you want to compete with us in jet turbines, you needed to have started 30 years ago", because that's how long it takes. So it would be crazy to start now. But Boom didn't fold up tents. They said they were going to make their own jet turbine. Good luck 🙄 But they started anyway, and then "a miracle occurs": the AI datacenter boom creates unbounded demand for gas turbines, creating at least a 4-5 year backlog with existing manufacturers. And because the Boom terrestrial turbine power plants don't have to be certified by the FAA, that takes a decade off their path to market! So now 90% of the company is working on the turbines, with a huge pipeline of orders, and they're going to be a huge energy company, regardless of whether they ever ship an airplane or not. What a great testament to resilience. Just keep moving forward and eventually the path will become clear. Action creates information.
Blake Scholl 🛫@bscholl

As we enter the build phase for our first engine, Boom is moving to video updates for our investors. Here is our most recent investor update (financial info redacted). Hint: there is an Easter egg 🥚

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