The article argues that enterprises should measure AI infrastructure economics by cost per token rather than raw compute metrics like FLOPS per dollar. It shows how maximizing delivered tokens—through hardware, software and system optimizations—drives down real-world cost and boosts revenue, citing NVIDIA Blackwell’s 35× lower token cost versus Hopper.

Nvidia Corp. will invest $1 billion over five years to establish a new artificial intelligence laboratory in collaboration with Eli Lilly & Co. The facility, located in Silicon Valley, aims to accelerate the application of AI in the pharmaceutical industry by leveraging Lilly's lab expertise.

The article explores the parallels between the film "Lord of War" and the current AI compute market, focusing on Jensen Huang of Nvidia as the central figure in the AI arms race. It details an experiment where multiple AI image generation models were tested to recreate a parody poster, "Lord of Tokens," using advanced prompts that challenge the models' capabilities. The results highlight varying levels of success in achieving the desired artistic and technical details.

Nvidia and Uber are collaborating to launch a fleet of 100,000 fully autonomous robotaxis by 2027, utilizing Nvidia's Drive AGX Hyperion 10 technology for level-4 automation. While Uber will not manufacture the vehicles, it will partner with automotive companies like Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz to build the fleet, aiming to establish a significant presence in the autonomous ride-hailing market.