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Sacks: Biden's AI executive order contained 20 pages of DEI language
“That Biden executive order on AI that we rescinded as part of the Trump administration had something like 20 pages of DEI language in it.”
Sacks: Biden administration blocked Gulf allies from purchasing US AI chips
“Starting with the Gulf states in October of twenty-twenty-three. Basically, the Gulf states, you know, I'm talking about countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, long-standing U.S. Allies, they weren't allowed to buy chips from the U.S.”
Sacks: Trump agreed to delay sending the National Guard to San Francisco
“Daniel had a good conversation with the president and asked him to hold back, and you know, the president agreed and is giving him time to implement his solutions”
Sacks: Roughly half of global data center capacity is on-premises
“About half the global data center market is, you know, is on-prem, meaning enterprises and governments create their own data centers.”
Sacks: Huawei's Cloud Matrix networks 384 chips to match Nvidia rack performance
“Back in April Huawei launched a technology called Cloud Matrix in which they compensated for the fact that their chips individually are not as good as NVIDIA's chips by networking more of them together. So they took 384 of them. Now you use their prowess in ne…”
Sacks: Over 1,200 AI regulation bills are in U.S. state legislatures
“There's now something like 1200 bills going through state legislatures right now to regulate AI. 25% of them are in the top four blue states, which are California, New York, Colorado, and Illinois. Over a hundred measures have already passed.”
Sacks: Stablecoins account for only 6% of total crypto market cap
“Stable coins are about six percent of the total market cap in terms of tokens. So, 94% are all the other types of tokens, and the clarity act would apply to all of that and provide the regulatory framework for all those other crypto projects and companies.”