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🌎✨ Congratulations to #Donald #Trump on Winning the #Presidential Election! ✨🌎 SSDN Technologies extends heartfelt congratulations to President-Elect Donald Trump on his #historic victory! 🎉 With this win, Trump becomes the first president in over a #century to serve two #nonconsecutive terms, marking a unique chapter in #U.S. history. # 🔝 Boost in U.S. #Economic Growth As we anticipate new #economic #policies, there's a strong belief in fostering #business growth, creating #job opportunities, and building a resilient #economy. This final term could see a U.S. economy stronger than ever! 💼📈 🤝 #Strengthening Foreign Relations With a legacy to cement, Trump’s #foreign policy approach may reinforce key #alliances. The U.S.-#India relationship, for example, holds promising #potential, especially in #technology, defense, and trade—areas where both nations can achieve remarkable progress together. 📊 #Global Market Impact As we look forward to #international #trade and economic #developments, we may see shifts that influence global markets. Adjustments in #tariffs, #trade agreements, and #regulations could create impactful shifts #worldwide. 🌍💹 🔑 #A Legacy Term This final term is critical for Trump to define his #legacy. Each policy #decision and #diplomatic move will be essential in shaping his long-lasting impact on #America and the global stage. 🏛️🌟 What are your thoughts on this historic win? Let’s discuss below! 💬🌟 #TrumpVictory #HistoricWin #FirstTwoTerms #USAElection #EconomicGrowth #IndiaUSRelations #GlobalImpact #LegacyInTheMaking #SSDNTech Simran Kaur Dhruv Bhatnagar Ankit Bhola Avanya Sinha Dev Shrivastav Sonia Singh pratiksha sharma Rahul Martin Anuradha Kumari SAKSHAM SINGH Yasha Upadhyay

How might the U.S. election affect global markets? Denise Chisholm, Fidelity’s Director of Quantitative Market Strategy, examines the potential impact of a second Trump administration on financial markets. Looking for more election insights? Check out the FidelityNOW U.S. Election Series on YouTube for more in-depth analysis and expert opinions on the evolving financial landscape: https://ow.ly/OgRL30sIxee 💡 #USElection #GlobalMarkets #FinancialOutlook #FidelityCanada _____ Quel effet l’élection américaine pourrait-elle avoir sur les marchés mondiaux? Denise Chisholm, directrice principale, Stratégie de marché quantitative chez Fidelity, examine les répercussions possibles d’une seconde administration Trump sur les marchés financiers. Vous cherchez plus d’analyses sur les élections? Jetez un coup d’œil à la série MinuteFidelity sur les élections américaines sur YouTube pour des analyses plus approfondies et des opinions d’experts sur l’évolution du contexte financier : https://ow.ly/I5uB30sIwWw 💡 #Électionsaméricaines #Marchésmondiaux #Perspectivesfinancières #FidleityCanada

What an incredible moment in history! As SSDN Technologies shares, congratulations to #Donald #Trump on his victory in the #Presidential Election. His win marks a #significant milestone as the first president in over a #century to serve two #non-consecutive terms. This development opens a new chapter in #U.S. history with potential impacts on economic growth, foreign relations, and the #global market. Under President #Trump's #leadership, we anticipate new #economic policies that could bolster #business growth and #job opportunities, strengthening the U.S. #economy. Additionally, his foreign policy #strategies might enhance key #alliances, particularly the relationship with #India, promising advancements in #technology, #defense, and #trade sectors. #Globally, we could witness #market shifts due to changes in #tariffs, trade #agreements, and #regulations—an evolution closely tied to his final term's legacy. Each policy choice and diplomatic effort will define his lasting impact on the #nation and the world. I'm curious to hear everyone's thoughts on this historic event. What are your predictions or hopes for this new era? Let's engage in a thoughtful discussion below. #productivity #futureofwork #business #inspiration #mindfulness Simran Kaur SSDN Technologies Anuradha Kumari Yasha Upadhyay Suresh Mansharamani ⭐ Pratibha Ramesh SAKSHAM SINGH MONU MORWAL Vikram Singh Srivastava Parveen Kumar Mehta Shivani Kochhar Dr. Ankur Rajan Verma

TRUMP'S RETURN... The USA has just completed highly anticipated elections in view of its geopolitical implications. Unsurprisingly, at least for those who know how to read the trajectory of nations, Trump is back in business after several twists and turns including what appears to be an attempt at neutralization, both physically (assassination) and socially (through the media). The result of these elections is above all a setback for traditional media (information or opinion) which no longer seem to have any impact on opinion. Alternative media, particularly on social networks, are gaining more and more influence (Tucker Carlson). Trump's return to the White House is a priori bad news for Europe and NATO, which will have to find ways to ensure their own security. With the announced end of American military aid (one of Trump's campaign themes), we are moving towards the end of the war in Ukraine, with a Russian victory on the basis of the territories already conquered. Which should redraw the borders of Europe. For the Middle East, we should rather witness a bogging down of the conflict in view of the influence of AIPAC (the Jewish lobby) on Trump's campaign. Except that as a pragmatic politician, Trump should know that the prolongation of this conflict would not serve the economic interests of the USA and Israel. He should force the Jewish State to negotiate a peace plan. At this stage, two countries will have reason to worry about Trump's return to business: 1. Iran: a break in sight with regard to the nuclear agreements and risk of military escalation with the USA and Israel. Which could result in a conflagration of the region. 2. China: which is moving towards the exacerbation of the open economic war with the USA for the control of global trade flows. Having faced several attempts to destabilize his regime during his first term, one of Trump's first projects will be to do a major clean-up in the US administration, justice and intelligence services. Elon Musk should be of great help for this task. What's next? Restore a heavily indebted American economy, accelerate reindustrialization with the relocation of European industries that seem to be leaving the ship on the old continent. We are also eager to see what the Trump administration's African policy will be. Compared to his first term, it should not experience any major changes. Pape Ousmane THIAW Analyst Strategist Teacher-Researcher in Political Science

Had a chance to talk with Ben Werschkul from Yahoo News about a 2.0 version of the CHIPS Act, when to expect it and what it could look like. A few of my key points: 1) Real conversations won’t begin in earnest until after the presidential election and we see what Congressional makeup looks like 2) We need to walk a line between seeing how 1.0 goes and planning for 2.0. If we wait until after 1.0 is complete to evaluate its success/decide whether 2.0 is necessary, it’ll be way too late 3) the blessing and the curse is that government will be able to make 2.0 extremely targeted in a way that 1.0 couldn’t be. That means you can ask for less money and be much more specific about the sectors you’re trying to spur, but it could also make it harder to generate support from MOCs and Senators who disagree with the approach or whose constituents might not directly benefit. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/em6EHjGa

"What built the government we have today is… In the 1930s: Roosevelt dramatically transformed the government. [In the 1920s, the government] was a fraction of what it became. That was the discontinuous step function. And if you recall what Roosevelt did, which was widely lauded at the time (and since), is he put out the call for basically all of the smart young people in the country to put their hands up & volunteer… The Federal Government was the Y Combinator of 1933, [as a result of] The New Deal… You put out the call, and the call is: every smart 25 to 30 year old who's good at anything — you bring him to Washington… These were all people who would be the exact same kinds of people that we have who come into Y Combinator, and come into our firm and pitch and start companies… One of the reasons why FDR is such a legend is because the FDR era of Federal Government was actually high performance. It actually worked. It *did* electrify the Tennessee Valley. Well, let's just take that one as an example: FDR *did* electrify the Tennessee Valley; the Biden Administration *did not* build electric charging stations." MARC ANDREESSEN, Andreessen Horowitz (via Bari Weiss, The Free Press)

Voici les prévisions folles de Leopold Aschenbrenner, ex OpenAI : « Le pré-entraînement de GPT-4 prit fin en 2022. La taille du cluster était d'environ 25 000 A100 (cartes graphiques à ~20 000$), ce qui représente une valeur de ~500 millions de dollars, et une consommation de 10 MW. En 2024, c'est un cluster de 100 MW et 100 000 H100 (cartes graphiques plus récentes à 40 000$), pour une valeur de plusieurs milliards. D'ici 2026, ce serait 1 GW, la taille d'un grand réacteur nucléaire. Cela représente la puissance du barrage Hoover. Il coûterait des dizaines de milliards de dollars et nécessiterait un million d'équivalents H100. D'ici 2028, ce serait un cluster de 10 GW. C'est plus de puissance que la plupart des États américains. Cela représente 10 millions d'équivalents H100, coûtant des centaines de milliards de dollars. D'ici 2030, on obtient un cluster de 1 000 milliards de dollars utilisant 100 GW, soit plus de 20% de la production d'électricité des États-Unis. Cela représente 100 millions d'équivalents H100. » Pourtant, l'augmentation de la taille et de l'entraînement des modèles d'IA actuels (LLMs) semble avoir atteint ses limites. Cela est probablement dû au fait que toutes les données disponibles sur le web ont été entièrement exploitées lors des entraînements, et que l'architecture même des LLMs ne permet plus de gains supplémentaires. Preuve en est, depuis GPT-4, aucune avancée majeure en termes de performance n'a été observée. En conséquence, les fournisseurs de LLMs, tels qu'OpenAI, Meta, Mistral AI etc. peinent à se démarquer et à trouver un modèle économique viable. Finalement, la seule entité profitant réellement de cette ruée vers l'or est NVIDIA, qui, disposant d'un quasi-monopôle sur la fabrication des GPUs nécessaires à l'entraînement des modèles d'IA, affiche des profits records. Continuer à investir massivement dans l'augmentation de la puissance de calcul repose donc principalement sur l'espérance d'une découverte de nouveaux modèles d'IA plus performants que les LLMs actuels et dont la valeur ajoutée serait plus monétisable. Rappelons également que, comme l'a souligné Yann LeCun, il n'y a pas de chemin continu entre nos modèles d'IA actuels et ceux qui permettraient d'atteindre cette fameuse singularité où l'intelligence artificielle surpasserait l'intelligence humaine. Y parvenir nécessite donc une recherche fondamentale dont le résultat semble tout aussi incertain que celui de la quête pour une théorie unifiée de la physique, sur laquelle les physiciens travaillent maintenant depuis plusieurs décennies sans aboutissement concret. #IA #IntelligenceArtificielle #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #Supercalculateurs #Technologie #Informatique #Nvidia #OpenAI #Meta #Recherche #Innovation #Science #Singularité

Today on EDAgraffiti I take a look at the implications for the semiconductor industry from the staggeringly low birthrates in South Korea and Taiwan. https://lnkd.in/gr3pS_Sz

Quels outils utiliser pour prédire les élections US? Qui sera le Président des US en novembre 2024? Quelques éléments de réponses avec David de la Croix 🇺🇸