Saturday, September 7, 2024

The One Problem Holding Back AI (And How to Profit)

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When it comes to the latest advancements in the AI space, I trust my colleague Shah Gilani over at Manward Press more than just about anyone.

Check out Shah's note below about how a little-known company is helping to solve one of AI's biggest problems... and how investors could potentially profit.

- Nicole Labra, Senior Managing Editor

The ONE Problem Holding Back AI (And How to Profit)

Dear Reader,

Artificial intelligence is set to create a $25 trillion revolution.

But there's a massive problem.

You see, the latest AI chips like Nvidia's Blackwell are so powerful, they're outpacing the technology needed to connect them.

It's like having a fleet of Ferraris stuck in gridlock traffic.

This bottleneck is the ONE thing holding back the true potential of AI.

But I've discovered a company that's solved this problem.

This little-known startup has created technology that:

Doubles data transfer rates
Cuts energy usage in half
Amplifies signals over long distances.

In short: It makes Nvidia's groundbreaking chips actually work at their full potential.

That's why tech giants are lining up to use this company's tech, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Intel.

Yet almost no one knows about this company.

It's still as small as Nvidia was nearly a decade ago - before its stock rose over 10,700%.

And in just a few weeks, I predict this company's partnership with Nvidia will become public knowledge, potentially sending the stock soaring.

That's why I've put together an urgent briefing on the situation:

Cheers,

Shah Gilani
Chief Investment Strategist, Manward Press

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Saturday, September 7, 2024