It always comes down to the advertisements. It's the one thing AI has struggled to do is be monetized.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/artificial-intelligence/openais-chatgpt-ads-will-allegedly-prioritize-sponsored-content-in-answers/

🔗 CachyOS

CachyOS is developing a 'Server' edition

CachyOS developers are now working on a specialized ‘Server’ Edition for NAS, workstations, and server environments. They will provide images that can be easily deployed by the customers.

This edition will have a hardened configuration, optimised packages and pre-tuned settings.

Arch Linux on a server sounds pretty interesting!

🔗 Kepler_L2's X Reply

[RUMORED] AMD is planning to release its new architecture RDNA5 around mid-2027

One of the most famous leakers, (could be the most famous one, considering other socials) Kepler_L2 (or just Kepler L2) previously leaked that Sony is planning to make a handheld console along its new PlayStation 6 series. And now he leaked that RDNA5 (aka. UDNA) is going to be released around mid-2027.

He and many others expect that AMD's RDNA5 will exceed nVIDIA Blackwell's performance by %5 in terms of rasterized performance. Resulting in total of a huge 25%.

He also mentioned in his other leaks that RDNA5 will support up to 96 CUs and will have 384 bit GDDR (likely GDDR7, could be modified for 512 bit).

Stay tuned for more updates!

🔗 Smart Chip Insider

[RUMORED] Apple, MediaTek, and Qualcomm might release their new 2nm CPUs at the same time, and it might take a lot of time...

Apple bought more than %50 of TSMC's initial capacity, and plans to release the new iPhone layout with the new fold at September 2026. However, this might be a big downside since they are forced to use TSMC's N2 manufacturing process instead of N2P, resulting to a loss in terms of price, (as the N2 manufacturing process is not that efficent in terms of making good quality silicons, Apple needs to buy them a lot more to get a vast amount of silicons with good performance) performance and even excessive heat (though thats not for sure).

Qualcomm and MediaTek plans to manufacture their socs with N2P to avoid all those problems.

Qualcomm is planning to manufacture 2 SoCs like Apple, one called Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and another one called Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro. While MediaTek will still continue with a single SoC called Dimensity 9600.

🔗 @jukan05's X Post

Huawei is planning to sell its new AI chips to other markets globally.

According to industry reports, Huawei is planning to start selling their new AI chips outside of China, especially the Ascend 950, the one that will be released at 2026 Q1 globally, starting with Korea. Then other markets like Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Africa. This move is seen as a direct challenge to Nvidia, since they faced big regulations (They still face them, by getting taxed more.) and barely supplied their products to other markets. They are mainly targeting regions thats facing those regulations or regions that AI datacenters is not yet built.

However, this expansion probably won't get done smoothly. Huawei faces significant skepticism regarding its ability to scale software support globally. (Like other Chinese firms.)

We'll see that devs will switch to CANN or not.

How Deep Does the Surveillance State Really Go?

I sat down with Redacted to break down how modern surveillance actually works — and why your phone and laptop have quietly become the most powerful tracking devices ever created.

If you’re serious about protecting your privacy and reducing your digital footprint, this is a good conversation.

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Our friend Aaron Day just dropped his new project: https://ownnothing.org/

Its a really good resource to pass to someone who is just waking up. It explores the different dimensions of the "own nothing" scam and educates a layperson on how it was rolled out over time.

I'll be releasing a new interview with Aaron this week where we discuss the fall of Bitcoin, AI, and his various projects! 🔥

🤖Aaron Day on the #TBOT Show: Bitcoin, Surveillance & the Myth of Financial Privacy

In our latest #TBOT Show interview, I sat down with Aaron Day—founder of the Daylight Freedom Foundation and creator of projects like Technocracy Atlas, Freedom Forge, and Oasara.

We dive into the surveillance realities baked into Bitcoin, the lesser-known history of the network, and how regulation and enforcement are reshaping what many still believe is a private, sovereign financial system. Aaron challenges long-held assumptions and explains why simply “using crypto” is no longer enough if freedom is the goal.

In the second half (for paid Substack members), the conversation widens to the rise of AI—how it intersects with finance, surveillance, and governance, and why these systems shouldn’t be viewed in isolation.

It’s a conversation that pushes beyond surface-level narratives and asks bigger questions about autonomy, power, and the future we’re collectively building.

📺 Watch on Substack
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