The fact that they would even consider doing round-tripping, where, you know, defined as we invest in this company,

that company buys compute from us, so the money goes into their bank account and then comes back to our bank account,

even if it's not part of the deal.

Yeah, that's fagazzy. It's, you know, like something's wrong there.

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Hey everybody, welcome to this week in Startups. It's Monday, so some deep

mantra is with us from Definitive Intelligence and we are going to break down everything

and that happened in AI over the past week and what we're going to see this week going forward.

You know, it's AI thing, never stops. In videos reporting their earnings,

that's going to be a blowout, it seems. They just keep selling more and more of this hardware.

But I was thinking about Nvidia specifically and I was wondering, and I wanted to ask you,

if they are going to have a durable franchise, similar to, and I'm a monopoly,

is really what I'm saying, by durable franchise. I don't want Lina Khan to get in here,

so Lina Khan translation monopoly. Are they going to have a monopoly in this space on building

AI supercomputers to just use an incorrect term here? Or is there margin and there

revenue and customers going to inspire all the other people making chips and platforms

...