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Got a banger of a beast coming out Friday.

But today we're talking once again to the

incredible Steve Burke of gamers nexus. How you doing, Steve? I'm doing well. How about you?

Doing all right after post CES and just feeling like I was drowning in nothing is the best way to put out.

Yeah, I mean, it was definitely the keynotes were a lot of air.

Yes. Yeah. I mean, we can start with invidia, I think, because I watched that one in person. And the

funniest thing was we get there and they're like there's, you have to do this. It's like a

massive line round around the corner.

And then there was a different line where everyone lined up only to find out that that was

actually the line for the viewing party.

And then they let us in and it was standing room only.

Then someone came around and said, actually, there are seats.

And then the actual

presentation felt like they just stapled together a few GTC speeches and then gave up.

Yeah. Like, go on. The NVIDA one was like, that one, I was watching with someone on the team, and I want to say the whole thing was maybe like 92 or 93 minutes and then they had the lead in as well and it was you know the the frustrating thing for me was they had actual news um so on the consumer side they had some news the like dLS 4.5 and some other stuff didn't really get a mention at all in the keynote. And then even on the enterprise side, it was like they bury the Vera Rubin stuff an hour deep. And they had published this huge article that was actually pretty interesting on their website about the architecture

and none of it made it in.

What was weird was a lot of the Vera Rubin stuff wasn't new though.

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