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@SawyerMerritt

@SawyerMerritt (Sawyer Merritt) — [Follow button shown] Elon Musk has received regulatory approval to acquire startup Mesh Optical Technologies, a company founded by former SpaceX engineers working on optical data center communication technology. Mesh is developing optical transceivers that rely on light to send and receive information between data centers, which the company says are more power efficient and lower latency than existing options. [embedded image: photo of Elon Musk with headline overlay "Musk Cleared by FTC to Buy SpaceX Alumni Firm Mesh in M&..." — truncated] From bloomberg.com Last edited 1:16 PM · Jun 26, 2026 · 229K Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

News-link tweet with embedded Bloomberg article image/headline of Elon Musk; headline itself is truncated by the card layout.

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Amir Salihefendić @amix3k

Opus 4.5 is incredibly impressive, but it's still trained and served in the previous compute paradigm. In 2026: - 1GW-class AI data centers start coming online from most frontier labs - Frontier models trained end-to-end on Blackwell/GB200 start landing On Blackwell, NVIDIA reports ~3.2x faster training vs Hopper and up to 30x real-time inference for trillion-parameter LLMs. Worth keeping in mind as you plan for 2026. It's going to be wild! 🤖🚀
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet from the founder of Doist forecasting a 2026 compute scale-up (1GW data centers, Blackwell/GB200 training) that will exceed the paradigm Opus 4.5 was trained in — relevant to Nathan's tracking of AI scaling trajectories and singularity/takeoff timelines.

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