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In 2025, following more than 20 years in the tech industry, I finally built something of my own... BIOME was born from a long-standing fascination with architecture, natural light, and art. Together with our partners, the company builds residential assets that enhance both the experience of a space, and their financial return. I truly believe in staying curious, continuing to learn, and having the courage to follow your passions! 💫 #InteriorDesignCompany #DubaiDesign #DesignforROI #InvestmentProperty #DubaiFounder #BIOME

This is the power of delivering 20x speed and throughput in inference. Cerebras has fundamentally changed the thinking in token economics. The race is on.

Excited to see the momentum building around open source AI. At Red Hat , the commitment to pioneering open source innovation is helping shape the future of enterprise AI — making it more accessible, flexible, and trusted for organizations everywhere. We’re proud to partner with Red Hat as we continue advancing our shared mission of bringing AI to everyone. Together, we’re enabling enterprises to build, deploy, and scale AI with the openness and choice they need to innovate faster. Looking forward to what we’ll build together next. #OpenSource #AI #EnterpriseAI #RedHat #Innovation

I so agree. When I launched a GPU-powered digital twin at AVEVA, we borrowed from the gaming industry. You are so right about latency…,

Last year in Abu Dhabi, I rented a car from one of the large rental agencies. It was a completely standard rental sedan: grey exterior, grey interior, a typical Japanese four-door that looked like hundreds of others on the road. I drove to Yas Mall with my daughter, parked, did some shopping, and came back carrying several bags. I opened the car, put everything in the boot, got in, and zoomed away without thinking twice. About ten minutes later, I stopped at another set of shops. When I looked into the back seat, I noticed a package sitting there that I didn’t recognize. At first, I thought my daughter might have left something in the car. But then I started noticing other things that seemed unfamiliar. Different sunglasses. Different water bottle. Different items in the center console. That was the moment it hit me. Oooooooops. I wasn’t in my car. My daughter and I began laughing so hard we were crying. I had accidentally driven off in someone else’s car. I immediately turned around, hoping to quietly switch the cars back before my accidental larceny was discovered. As it turned out, another man had rented the same model from the same rental agency. He had also gone to Yas Mall and parked in the same row. Both of us had left the key fobs inside the vehicles, and because the cars were identical, I had opened the wrong one and driven away. As I pulled up, the other gentleman was standing in the middle of the road holding my key fob beside my actual car, laughing. “Only in the UAE,” he said. And honestly, he was right.