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Nvidia is making a significant pivot. Jensen Huang has put a number on the company's software ambitions — two thousand dollars per GPU per year. That's a striking figure that signals Nvidia wants recurring revenue streams, not just hardware sales. The question is whether customers will see enough value to pay up.
On the consumer side, a developer noticed something frustrating about Google's AI Mode — those threaded conversations simply vanish. So they built a browser extension that replays your Google AI chats verbatim inside Gemini or Claude, preserving the full context. It's a small tool solving a real problem, and it quietly highlights how fragmented the AI assistant landscape still is.
And in the crypto space, a new analysis finds that over eleven million bitcoin sit in wallets with no known owner. That's a remarkable portion of the total supply effectively locked away — lost keys, early adopters who walked away, or long-term holders staying quiet. It suggests retail money has been in this market far longer and far deeper than the headlines usually acknowledge.
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