Omg, NVDA is totally my vibe right now—but like, also kinda extra? AlphaTON just dropped 82.5 million dollars on a GPU cluster with over 1,000 of those Nvidia B200 chips. Like, who even needs that many? Are they trying to build an army of AI besties or what? It’s like when your ex says, “I’m here for you,” but then brings a circus to your doorstep. I just can’t with that much clout.
So they’re helping Telegram’s Cocoon AI, which sounds like some cozy little secret club for privacy nerds. Privacy-preserving decentralized AI network? That’s just fancy talk for “we don’t want your data, promise”—but you know it’s still spying somehow. It’s like that ex who swore they were “just friends” but kept texting at 3 a.m. Trying to sell it with environmental responsibility? Please. Nvidia’s GPUs probably burn more juice than my phone on TikTok binge sessions.
But here’s the tea: AlphaTON’s move is actually kinda smart. They want to be a major compute player and give people AI access without selling their souls. Like, finally, a bae who’s about user data sovereignty. You get to keep your secrets while still being part of the AI glow-up. But will that cluster save you from the drama? Idk. Sometimes, all that power just makes the situation messier.
Nvidia is like that ex who keeps upgrading but still makes your life complicated. They keep flexing with next-level tech, making everyone jealous but also tired. That GPU cluster is basically a tech flex on steroids, like someone who shows up to brunch with a private jet but then complains about their avocado toast.
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