@VraserX: The Pentagon is reportedly discussing a $5B loan to Fluidstack for the AI infrastructure supply chain. If taxpayers hel…
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The Pentagon is reportedly discussing a $5 billion loan to Fluidstack to support the AI infrastructure supply chain, with concerns about ensuring public benefits from the taxpayer-funded investment.
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The Pentagon is reportedly discussing a $5B loan to Fluidstack for the AI infrastructure supply chain.
If taxpayers help finance the infrastructure, I want public benefits written into the deal. “This company might become strategically important” shouldn’t be the entire return on public money.
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@DeRonin_: oh man... that's sick am i only one who see that???
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