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We just solved a Millennium Prize problem/s using 2025/2026-era compute. Imagine what 2027/2028/2029 looks like.

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2025 - Blackwell We had the Blackwell chips. Most frontier labs/models are using these chips, with the latest internal models using a combination of Blackwell + the new Rubin chips. 2026 - Blackwell + Rubin Rubin is only just ramping into production now (literally as of August ) . NVIDIA claims Rub…

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    We just solved a Millennium Prize problem/s using 2025/2026-era compute. Imagine what 2027/2028/2029 looks like.

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