TLDR 2026-04-10

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy recently published an annual shareholder letter that takes aim at several competitors, including Microsoft, Intel, Nvidia, Starlink, and OpenAI. Demand for Amazon's newest chip, Trainium 3, is so high that it is nearly sold out. AWS' homegrown CPU, Graviton, is now used expansively by 98% of the top 1,000 EC2 customers. Amazon Leo, scheduled to launch in mid-2026, is already succeeding. AWS plans to spend $200 billion on capex in 2026, mostly on building out data centers.

Tesla's new compact SUV will be priced substantially lower than the Model 3. It will measure about 14 feet in length and weigh approximately 1.5 metric tons. Tesla plans to use a smaller battery pack and a single electric motor. Production will be based in Shanghai, but it is unlikely to begin in 2026.

β-Thalassaemia, a disease closely related to sickle-cell anemia, is caused by a large range of mutations, so it can't be fixed with a single editing system. Researchers took an approach that involved reactivating the fetal version of the gene, which has a higher affinity for oxygen than normal hemoglobin. Editing the gene in patient stem cells and transplanting them back resulted in the patients' hemoglobin levels rising. All patients in the trial saw side effects, but they met the trial's key success metric of going over six months without needing a transfusion to control their disease.

The changes from Apollo to Artemis represent a massive leap in software complexity. Today's software manages every thermal valve and power relay, making it a challenge to ensure the software remains synchronized and valid while under a barrage of cosmic radiation. This article discusses Orion's zero-tolerance architecture and how it offers a preview of a future where mainstream computing can achieve the same always-on resilience required for space.

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Ramp hit 99% adoption of AI tools across the company, but most people were stuck as they had no idea how to improve their setup. This made the company decide to build its own AI productivity suite to make every employee an AI power-user without the pain of having to configure their environment. Owning its AI infrastructure is a competitive advantage for Ramp. It helps the company learn faster, build better AI-native products, and deliver better outcomes for customers.

This thread discusses programming hunches on where certain aspects of a problem could be better solved by another solution. These hunches often create room for interesting discussions or new ways to think about problems.

OpenAI plans to have 30 gigawatts of compute by 2030. Anthropic is expected to have roughly seven to eight gigawatts by the end of 2027. OpenAI recently sent a memo to investors saying that Anthropic was operating on a meaningfully smaller curve, characterizing the company as compute-constrained. Both Anthropic and OpenAI are gearing up for IPOs, potentially this year. They have to convince investors that they have sustainable business models that can withstand the pressure of going up against cash-rich rivals.

Many people used ChatGPT when it first came out and then stopped. These people's opinions of AI capabilities are outdated. People who pay for AI and use it professionally are the ones who see the frontier of the technology. This group is subject to the highest amount of 'AI Psychosis' because the recent improvements in these domains have been nothing short of staggering.

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It's relatively easy to cut underwater cables, and there's no foolproof way to defend them.

Large language models might be another vaporware hype cycle, or it might be a dot-com-style bubble, but everyone seems to agree we're in the middle of something.

Claude Cowork is now in general availability with new organization controls designed to give admins more oversight and flexibility.

The new agreement will run from 2027 to 2032.

There are now five ChatGPT subscription tiers: Free, Go, Plus, the $100 per month Pro level, and a $200 per month Pro tier.

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The biggest bottleneck to owning a zettaflop is power.