Best of NVIDIA — September 2025

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    Avatar of wheresyouredWhere's Your Ed At·34w

    The Case Against Generative AI

    A comprehensive analysis arguing that the generative AI industry is in an unsustainable bubble. Despite over $500 billion in investments, the industry lacks profitable companies and relies heavily on NVIDIA's GPU monopoly. Major players like OpenAI and Anthropic burn billions while generating minimal revenue compared to their costs. The piece examines how AI hype has been manufactured through vague promises and media coverage, while actual AI applications remain limited and unreliable. The author predicts an inevitable collapse as the fundamental economics don't support the massive capital expenditures.

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    Avatar of techlinkedTechLinked·35w

    Microsoft is Deleting Itself

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella expresses concerns about AI competition potentially making the company obsolete, despite aggressive AI integration efforts. AMD launches new handheld gaming chips and GPUs, while iPhone 17 Pro users report scratching issues with the anodized aluminum frame. TikTok deal progresses with US-based algorithm copy, Nvidia confirms ARM-based PC processor details, and various other tech industry updates including cybersecurity incidents and product launches.

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    Avatar of nvidiadevNVIDIA Developer·36w

    Release v1.9.0 · NVIDIA/warp

    Warp 1.9.0 introduces a fully differentiable marching cubes implementation written entirely in Warp, CUDA 13 toolkit compatibility, and new ahead-of-time compilation functions. Performance improvements include graph-capturable linear solvers and automatic tiling for sparse linear algebra and finite element quadrature. Programming model enhancements add better indexing for composite types, direct IntEnum support, local array initialization in kernels, and indexed tile operations for flexible memory access patterns.

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    Avatar of searlsJustin Searls·35w

    So much for OpenAI running out of money…

    OpenAI and NVIDIA announced a strategic partnership to deploy 10 gigawatts of NVIDIA systems, contradicting earlier predictions that OpenAI would run out of funding by the end of the year. This major infrastructure investment suggests OpenAI has secured significant financial backing to continue scaling their AI operations.

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