Ultraman's $7 trillion investment plan mocked by TSMC executives: outsider
因醉鞭名马幌
发表于 2024-9-29 13:43:26
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Ultraman's $7 trillion investment plan mocked by TSMC executives as an outsider. Earlier this year, OpenAI CEO Ultraman was revealed to be investing $7 trillion in chips. According to media reports, executives from TSMC described Ultraman as a "podcasting bro" after the meeting (meaning Ultraman is an outsider and has no knowledge of the chip industry).
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