Ciel

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Ciel

Ciel

@kverdek

Katılım Ocak 2026
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Daniel Romero
Daniel Romero@HyperTechInvest·
KeyBanc analyst John Vinh has noted that $INTC's server CPUs for 2026 are almost completely sold out due to unprecedented hyperscaler demand This comes after a report from Nikkei Asia, indicating that both Intel and $AMD have notified partners of CPU price hikes of 10% to 15%
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Muhammad Zuhair
Muhammad Zuhair@mzuhair123·
@zephyr_z9 EMIB for Rubin Ultra was never the case, at least that is what I have heard. It's a decent possibility with Feynman, but EMIB yields are questionable.
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The AI Investor
The AI Investor@The_AI_Investor·
$MU - it's not 5x forward PE, not 4x, it's now at 3x. NTM EPS estimate is currently at ~$90.52 The stock is trading at ~ $357.22, or 3.95x of NTM EPS
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rubicon59
rubicon59@rubicon59·
@Tickertalk1 Is this really true: "They are the only ones making HBM4 memory chips for $NVDA"
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Chris and the Markets
Chris and the Markets@Tickertalk1·
$MU dropped over 100 points in the last week or so, which looks scary at first...$460 to $352 But here’s the thing- $MU is actually a big deal. They are not just some random company. Trump met with the CEO and I need to find the details.. They are the only ones making HBM4 memory chips for $NVDA Nvidia’s Vera Rubin GPUs, which is huge. Also, they also supply big names like $AMD Advanced Micro Devices, $AAPL Apple Inc., and $QCOM Qualcomm. In other words, money is following money. Big money. It might look a little shaky right now with the war in the Middle East, but honestly, this is a chance to buy shares for cheap. Like the future still looks really good for $MU. Up, up, and away
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Ciel
Ciel@kverdek·
@shanterpster @AbudBakri @AntiDoc Ghk-cu seems to promote angiogenesis in a more regulated way than the angiogenesis you normally see in tumors. More data is needed on this though. Some data in vitro studies actually show some anti tumor effects. There’s a lot more data on topical use than subq
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Omer Cheema
Omer Cheema@OmerCheeema·
Revenue generated per dollar of fixed assets.
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Ciel@kverdek·
@WHUT @Gaurab I misread your first comment. Leading edge fabs do recycle their helium. TMS only needs 500k cubit ft annually which is about 0.02% of U.S production. Semis will be fine
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Gaurab Chakrabarti
$1 trillion in data center spending runs through the same chokepoint. Since this post, Ras Laffan was struck by missiles and Qatar declared force majeure. 33% of global helium is now offline. Gulf aluminum smelters were hit and seaborne sulfur is cut in half. Every cascade is now in motion.Fabs carry less than 90 days of helium and it has no substitute in semiconductor fabrication. Samsung and SK Hynix have already activated conservation protocols. Two more months of this and data center construction runs short of materials. There is no substitute, no alternative supplier at this scale, and no strategic reserve.
Gaurab Chakrabarti@Gaurab

The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for 8 days. Everyone thinks this is about oil. This is about what oil becomes. 92% of the world's sulfur comes from refining oil and gas. Close the Strait of Hormuz and you don't just lose 20 million barrels of crude per day. You lose the feedstock for sulfuric acid, the single most produced chemical on Earth. Sulfuric acid is how we extract copper. It's how we extract cobalt. Without it, you can't make transformers, EV batteries, or the substrates inside every data center on the planet. One chemical, made from one feedstock, shipped through one chokepoint. The cascade goes further: Qatar ships 30% of Taiwan's liquefied natural gas through Hormuz. Taiwan has 11 days of reserves left. TSMC, the company that makes 90% of the world's advanced chips, draws 8.9% of Taiwan's total electricity. No gas, no power, no chips. Then food. 33% of the world's nitrogen fertilizer feedstock moves through the Strait. Half of all humans alive today exist because of synthetic nitrogen. Sulfur, semiconductors, food. That makes three supply chains, one 21-nautical-mile chokepoint, and zero domestic alternatives at scale.

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Ciel
Ciel@kverdek·
@WHUT @Gaurab Wrong. Leading edge fabs recover 80-90% of their recoverable helium on-site through closed-loop piping, membrane separation and pressure swing adsorption
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@Puͣkiͧte̍.com 🇱🇻
@kverdek @Gaurab Helium is extracted only as a by-product of conventional natural gas fields. One of the examples of a finite & non-renewable natural resource. ALL of helium eventually escapes into space with no hope of recovery.
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Zarya
Zarya@Zarya03631822·
@kverdek @Gaurab "Sorry you can't get an MRI, all the helium got bought up to make chips for AI slop"
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Ciel@kverdek·
@rubicon59 M5 is a better chip but comparing it to a U7 355 is dumb
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Ciel@kverdek·
@paulsouth33 @GrayConnolly Jews are not God’s chosen people and the modern state of Israel has nothing to do with the Israel of the Bible. Romans 9-11, Galatians 3:28-29, Matthew 21:43, 1 Peter 2:9-10, Hebrews 8:13, John 18:36, Romans 2:28-29, Revelation 2:9, 3:9
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Gray Connolly
Gray Connolly@GrayConnolly·
A brutal reality on this Palm Sunday is that you can love, hate, or be indifferent to, the Russians and Iranians, but ..... their military interventions in the last decade are the only reason many historic Christian communities in the Middle East survived US policy idiocies.
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Ally
Ally@treasureh8nter·
@damnang2 Samsung Foundry > Intel Foundry 😉
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Damnang2
Damnang2@damnang2·
I agree with speaking positively about Intel's vision, but I find it hard to agree with the claim that Samsung Foundry's yield is trash. I have at least been getting information through networking with people currently working at different foundries, and doesn't the word "trash" feel far too excessive?
Alex@Alex_Intel_

As it looks like we are entering a meaningful escalation in the war I just want to say that I'm not selling a single share of $INTC Intel's turnaround is accelerating. Strong demand for core products, Foundry yield MoM raising (Samsung yield trash), external wins are piling up

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Ciel
Ciel@kverdek·
@masayoshisson @jukan05 The U.S. will supply them. We can revisit this in 6 months or a year. TSMC will be fine.
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Jukan
Jukan@jukan05·
According to Korean media, purchasing departments at domestic semiconductor manufacturers such as Samsung and SK hynix are checking on a daily basis whether key materials such as helium can be procured and how prices are moving, as they make every effort to prevent production disruptions. Spot helium prices have already surged by more than 50%. Since these materials account for only a small portion of semiconductor production costs, they are not expected to have a direct impact on chip prices. However, the biggest concern is potential disruption to production. Accordingly, Samsung and SK hynix are said to be securing inventory by accepting market prices without resistance. (The Elec)
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DaiWW
DaiWW@BeijingDai·
pick an existential ground war — in some of the most godforsaken mountainous terrain on the planet — against a country that's 1.6 million square kilometers, has 4,000 years of history, nearly a hundred million people, and oh yeah, is already in full-blown nationalist mobilization mode. What could possibly go wrong? The Americans were clearly operating with some next-level strategic genius.
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Alex
Alex@Alex_Intel_·
As it looks like we are entering a meaningful escalation in the war I just want to say that I'm not selling a single share of $INTC Intel's turnaround is accelerating. Strong demand for core products, Foundry yield MoM raising (Samsung yield trash), external wins are piling up
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