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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2026
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And to bring it aaaaaalllll the way back to what your post is about: the industry signaling it would accept a limitation of some sort means that it predicts (using privileged information available to it via deep connections at all levels from design to manufacturing marketing and sales!) it will be unable to meet current demand with new hardware over the time that new hardware will be viable.
They’d have to raise prices.
And the only reason they wouldn’t want to raise prices is because they wouldn’t be profitable if they did.
Openai cancelled ipo, trumpbucks 2.0, etc. are foreshocks.
exactly right