tldr; Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Technologies, has shown a growing interest in Bitcoin, as evidenced by a recent poll he conducted on X, where Bitcoin emerged as the top interest among his followers. This interest aligns with a broader trend of institutional investors adopting Bitcoin strategies. Dell’s engagement with Bitcoin, including a playful interaction with Michael Saylor about digital scarcity, suggests a potential shift in his perspective towards viewing Bitcoin as a valuable asset. This comes amid a resurgence in Bitcoin demand, highlighted by the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs and significant investments by companies like MicroStrategy.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
kirtash93 on
Most of the times I know shit about fuck but one thing that I know 100% is that Bitcoin is the future and everybody will fight to own it.
Baecchus on
I also have interest in Bitcoin but nobody writes an article about me, smh
Narrow_Elk6755 on
Dell is a company spiraling the toilet as cloud computing eats their lunch, and cheap low margin brands like supermicro gain a competitive edge in supplying servers in bulk.Â
As hard drive and memory gets cheaper there’s no barriers to cloud computing, you’ll have 500 core ARM servers connected to 500 nvme disk SAN, and people will spin up containers for what they need.  Â
Microsoft, Amazon, and a dozen new entrants will fight for margins in a race to the bottom, just like IBM did. GPU will be replaced by ASICs by search engines just as it was with Bitcoin, and Chatgpt will be a relic of the past as your Google Search spits out AI by default.
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tldr; Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Technologies, has shown a growing interest in Bitcoin, as evidenced by a recent poll he conducted on X, where Bitcoin emerged as the top interest among his followers. This interest aligns with a broader trend of institutional investors adopting Bitcoin strategies. Dell’s engagement with Bitcoin, including a playful interaction with Michael Saylor about digital scarcity, suggests a potential shift in his perspective towards viewing Bitcoin as a valuable asset. This comes amid a resurgence in Bitcoin demand, highlighted by the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs and significant investments by companies like MicroStrategy.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Most of the times I know shit about fuck but one thing that I know 100% is that Bitcoin is the future and everybody will fight to own it.
I also have interest in Bitcoin but nobody writes an article about me, smh
Dell is a company spiraling the toilet as cloud computing eats their lunch, and cheap low margin brands like supermicro gain a competitive edge in supplying servers in bulk.Â
As hard drive and memory gets cheaper there’s no barriers to cloud computing, you’ll have 500 core ARM servers connected to 500 nvme disk SAN, and people will spin up containers for what they need.  Â
Microsoft, Amazon, and a dozen new entrants will fight for margins in a race to the bottom, just like IBM did. GPU will be replaced by ASICs by search engines just as it was with Bitcoin, and Chatgpt will be a relic of the past as your Google Search spits out AI by default.