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JUST IN: Representative Julie Johnson just filed up to $300K of stock sales.
She sold 20 different stocks.
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JUST IN: Representative Julie Johnson just filed up to $300K of stock sales.
She sold 20 different stocks.
Full trade list up on Quiver.
She sold 20 different stocks.
Full trade list up on Quiver.
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The more you look at it, the more it looks back! https://t.co/my97DsLhgQ
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The more you look at it, the more it looks back! https://t.co/my97DsLhgQ
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A nice write-up by Ennismore Global Equity Fund, in their recent letter, on Wise $WISE --->
https://t.co/4VsNOYjTzI
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A nice write-up by Ennismore Global Equity Fund, in their recent letter, on Wise $WISE --->
https://t.co/4VsNOYjTzI
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Prompt: Single unbroken take: true-nadir start, rider bottom-center on a rain-polished crest; the camera surges forward in strict nadir, snaps to moving profile, then melts into helmet-cam as we pitch onto a serpentine descent. Rain sheets sideways; the front dances over standing water, rear steps and catches, ABS murmurs. A rockslide bursts ahead; he feathers the brake, flicks left-right, clears the debris, and spears into steeper curves under whipping branches. The camera tilts with him, then eases into a continuous corkscrew, peeling away from POV into a widening third-person spiral. We punch through the cloud lid into an ultra-high, level true-nadir from the opposite heading, rider bottom-center again. Lightning detonates behind the ridge and a gust drives a rolling wall of mist up the slope; the rider outruns the surge and slices into the whiteness while the camera surges higher, the storm boiling beneath.
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Prompt: Single unbroken take: true-nadir start, rider bottom-center on a rain-polished crest; the camera surges forward in strict nadir, snaps to moving profile, then melts into helmet-cam as we pitch onto a serpentine descent. Rain sheets sideways; the front dances over standing water, rear steps and catches, ABS murmurs. A rockslide bursts ahead; he feathers the brake, flicks left-right, clears the debris, and spears into steeper curves under whipping branches. The camera tilts with him, then eases into a continuous corkscrew, peeling away from POV into a widening third-person spiral. We punch through the cloud lid into an ultra-high, level true-nadir from the opposite heading, rider bottom-center again. Lightning detonates behind the ridge and a gust drives a rolling wall of mist up the slope; the rider outruns the surge and slices into the whiteness while the camera surges higher, the storm boiling beneath.
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$NBIS: a long-term view beyond AI infrastructure, covering:
• Co-Founder Roman Chernin’s vision
• AI infrastructure as a funding machine
• What they are truly building for
• What customers say
(~5 min read) 📜👇
In a recent interview, Roman Chernin (Co-Founder of $NBIS) shared some very interesting insights about his view of the business.
He sees $NBIS as a combination of two businesses:
• Data centers: large, mostly bare-metal deployments
• Cloud & AI software stack
Right now, all the attention goes to the AI infrastructure build-out, with billions flowing into it. AI demand is still outpacing supply by a wide margin. At some point, however, the infrastructure will be fully built out and supply and demand will regain balance.
But here’s the most interesting part: once the AI infrastructure is in place, I believe the next leg of growth will be software. And it’s already happening. I see a clear path where the majority of enterprise software gets infused with AI, not to mention all the AI-native software that’s being built right now.
And this is exactly the market that $NBIS is building for.
AI infrastructure is great and all, but building toward a full-stack AI platform - from compute power to software suite - is what really differentiates $NBIS and will likely drive long-term growth beyond purely infrastructure.
While the data center business is currently driving most of their revenue, I think the real long-term potential lies in their cloud and AI software stack.
I like to look at it this way: everyone wants to dig for gold by building the best large language models and trying to outcompete each other. At the same time, AI is being infused into the very core of businesses, creating massive value.
But you still need picks and shovels to go after it. That’s where $NBIS software stack comes in. They provide the picks and shovels everyone so desperately needs, in a way no other business I know of is capable of right now.
Roman highlights two core reasons why customers choose $NBIS:
• The fundamental reason is specialization: “We only go after AI-centric workloads - large distributed training, inference at scale - and we’ve built the platform from the ground up to address these use cases with the best performance.”
• Their cloud addresses many developer pain points like time-to-value while maintaining performance: “We build the Lego blocks for developers who build on AI.”
Basically, $NBIS is stacking growth curves. The first wave is AI infrastructure. The second wave is cloud and AI software for small-to-medium-sized enterprises. The third wave is full-stack for tech-savvy enterprises. And the fourth wave is full-stack for classical (late-majority) enterprises.
Roman: “Those customers don’t just look for infrastructure - they are looking for platforms. Developer, data, security, etc. All the classical cloud stuff. And we are building for that. (…) We actually build the full stack up.”
In my view, this is what truly sets $NBIS apart from the rest of the industry, and one of the main reasons I got in early and why I’m still very bullish on the company and the path that lies ahead.
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This is a post I shared earlier in the Savvy community (link in bio) to give you an idea of the type of content I share over there.
If you’d like to give it a try, you can use the code SAVVY to get 50% off the first 2 months, applied at checkout.
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$NBIS: a long-term view beyond AI infrastructure, covering:
• Co-Founder Roman Chernin’s vision
• AI infrastructure as a funding machine
• What they are truly building for
• What customers say
(~5 min read) 📜👇
In a recent interview, Roman Chernin (Co-Founder of $NBIS) shared some very interesting insights about his view of the business.
He sees $NBIS as a combination of two businesses:
• Data centers: large, mostly bare-metal deployments
• Cloud & AI software stack
Right now, all the attention goes to the AI infrastructure build-out, with billions flowing into it. AI demand is still outpacing supply by a wide margin. At some point, however, the infrastructure will be fully built out and supply and demand will regain balance.
But here’s the most interesting part: once the AI infrastructure is in place, I believe the next leg of growth will be software. And it’s already happening. I see a clear path where the majority of enterprise software gets infused with AI, not to mention all the AI-native software that’s being built right now.
And this is exactly the market that $NBIS is building for.
AI infrastructure is great and all, but building toward a full-stack AI platform - from compute power to software suite - is what really differentiates $NBIS and will likely drive long-term growth beyond purely infrastructure.
While the data center business is currently driving most of their revenue, I think the real long-term potential lies in their cloud and AI software stack.
I like to look at it this way: everyone wants to dig for gold by building the best large language models and trying to outcompete each other. At the same time, AI is being infused into the very core of businesses, creating massive value.
But you still need picks and shovels to go after it. That’s where $NBIS software stack comes in. They provide the picks and shovels everyone so desperately needs, in a way no other business I know of is capable of right now.
Roman highlights two core reasons why customers choose $NBIS:
• The fundamental reason is specialization: “We only go after AI-centric workloads - large distributed training, inference at scale - and we’ve built the platform from the ground up to address these use cases with the best performance.”
• Their cloud addresses many developer pain points like time-to-value while maintaining performance: “We build the Lego blocks for developers who build on AI.”
Basically, $NBIS is stacking growth curves. The first wave is AI infrastructure. The second wave is cloud and AI software for small-to-medium-sized enterprises. The third wave is full-stack for tech-savvy enterprises. And the fourth wave is full-stack for classical (late-majority) enterprises.
Roman: “Those customers don’t just look for infrastructure - they are looking for platforms. Developer, data, security, etc. All the classical cloud stuff. And we are building for that. (…) We actually build the full stack up.”
In my view, this is what truly sets $NBIS apart from the rest of the industry, and one of the main reasons I got in early and why I’m still very bullish on the company and the path that lies ahead.
===========Community post===========
This is a post I shared earlier in the Savvy community (link in bio) to give you an idea of the type of content I share over there.
If you’d like to give it a try, you can use the code SAVVY to get 50% off the first 2 months, applied at checkout.
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