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Alpha Compute's partnering Lead AI Researcher Allen Roush, speaks Oct. 22 on “The Chain of Trust for Confidential AI” at the Confidential AI Summit, alongside GTC Berlin.
Hosted by @fortanix, with speakers from @elevenlabs, @TIIuae, and @nvidia.
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The order book looks VERY impressive on the #ALP website. alphacompute.ai/inventory just a matter of time until the markets are FORCED to see the value. By which point, our group will be a significant holder at a basement price. Imagine the valuation in 6 months/1 yr/2yr 🤯
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You've made a game. You've got no marketing budget. Now how do you get anyone to play it!? 🎮
We asked @matejlancaric in the latest episode of Signal Zero what he'd do first if he were a solo developer starting from scratch.
Check out the clip for his answer! 👀
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A movie ends, the story doesn't.
@FrancesHaugen and our CEO Brittany Kaiser (@OwnYourDataNow) tell @amanpour why the privacy and national security failures they exposed in social media are back in AI.
Today: CNN International at 1pm ET, PBS at 11pm ET (check local listings).
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One of the longest-running assumptions in crypto is that eventually, one ecosystem wins.
We think that's the wrong end state.
The internet didn't converge into one website.
Commerce didn't converge into one company.
Computing didn't converge into one application.
Successful systems tend to become more diverse as they grow, not less.
The infrastructure underneath them is what becomes standardized.
Wire is being built for that version of crypto:
Many ecosystems. Shared coordination.
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Second cluster. Second contract.
ALPHA-01: $32.2M
ALPHA-02: $71.9M
The ALPHA-02 agreement is expected to add $24M in new annual contracted revenue, bringing total projected annual revenue to $47M.
NVIDIA B300 ▪ Sweden ▪ 100% Hydropowered
Sovereign Intelligence by Design.
$ALP
alphacompute.ai
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Crypto spent years asking:
How do we build more chains?
That worked.
Now we have another problem.
How do hundreds of independent ecosystems, applications, assets, users and autonomous agents operate without forcing everyone to navigate the complexity between them?
That's the problem Wire solves.
Not another chain trying to replace everything else.
Infrastructure designed to coordinate what already exists, and what comes next.
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✅ $260.7B in fraud uncovered since January 2025
✅ $72B in fraud stopped
✅ $58.9B recovered
Read the @WhiteHouse Fraud Ledger:
whitehouse.gov/fraud/
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$292 million released against a transaction that never happened.
Attackers manipulated off-chain infrastructure so the verification system accepted a phantom token burn as legitimate. The on-chain transactions themselves looked valid. The underlying asset movement they were supposed to prove wasn't.
That distinction matters.
A bridge doesn't just need cryptography to work.
It needs every assumption connecting two independent systems to remain true.
Wire starts from a different premise.
Keep assets native. Coordinate ownership.
The fewer realities you have to reconcile, the fewer opportunities there are for them to disagree.
🚨BREAKING: Jensen Huang just EXPOSED Dario and Altman’s "Rogue AI" grift to avoid getting sued into oblivion under EXISTING law
“Don't let this doomsday narrative cause somebody to relieve them of the laws that currently exist.
Go and read between the lines. They're actually not asking for more laws; they're asking to be relieved of the laws we do have.”
ABSOLUTE TRUTH NUKE
Alpha Liquid Terminal retweeted
We measure blockchains obsessively.
Transactions per second. Fees. Finality. Uptime.
There's another metric that's harder to put on a dashboard:
How much complexity does the user inherit?
A system can benchmark beautifully and still ask users to understand networks, bridges, routing, wrapped assets, and settlement just to accomplish something simple.
Performance matters.
But eventually, the best infrastructure will compete on how much complexity it can absorb instead of how much it exposes.
That's a race Wire wants to win.
Alpha Liquid Terminal retweeted
This is Trust & Safety 2.0.
The last time we had media-generated panics like this (with Russiagate and Covid), social media companies created “trust & safety” teams to censor conservative and dissident voices. Those hires worked with left-wing NGOs like the SPLC to police public discourse and do an end-run around the First Amendment. It almost worked, until Elon bought Twitter and exposed the whole game in the Twitter Files.
This time the plan is to embed unfireable EA minders inside every AI company as the new trust-and-safety layer. The censorship and control will be far more comprehensive, but also more subtle. Anytime they don’t get what they want, this unaccountable NGO layer (with the veneer of “trust the experts” pseudoscience) will shriek to the press that the AI company is risking humanity, and they will be celebrated as “whistleblowers.”
These groups haven’t earned our trust, and their agenda is not our safety.
aievaluatorforum.org/initiat…
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Holy Shit. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sen. Hawley SKEWERS Sec. of Energy, Jennifer Granholm for perjuring herself in previous testimony.
ENJOY !!!!
Every building boom creates new jobs.
So why are the leaders in AI constantly trying to scare everyone with “we will take all the jobs!”
Either they are bad at communications (which is not likely, since they had to convince investors to fund their companies and they had to convince customers to use their products) or there is another reason….
Our analysis suggests that AI has so far created around 1m new jobs in America. We explain how the technology has created a hiring boom economist.com/finance-and-ec…
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Jensen Huang: “Safety is paramount. In a lot of ways, it’s job one. However, safety is an engineering problem... If we’re not confident about the safety of the products — like all companies, like you and I, all the companies here — if you build a product or a service and you’re not confident in its functionality, capability, or safety, then don’t release it.
That’s a very obvious thing to do. You pace yourself until you are confident you’re releasing something that the market would appreciate. The market forces are already there. We don’t need any new laws. We don’t need new regulations.”




















