Why Qualcomm Is Open-Sourcing Its AI Stack
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon explains why running models on device matters, how supply chains hit 100% capacity, and why they bought Modular.
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The TBPN hosts discuss Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's stance on AI safety and labor trends before reviewing new generative AI tools, Saudi EV developments, and the Nathan Fielder/Elizabeth Holmes documentary trailer. The episode features interviews with Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon on edge AI and open source compute, Bessemer's Talia Goldberg on 'token market fit' and their new $5.75B fund, Real co-founders Louis and John Antonelli on real-time sports media, Affirm CEO Max Levchin on transformer-based underwriting and developer productivity, and Numeral CEO Sam Ross on raising $100M for tax compliance AI.
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon explains why running models on device matters, how supply chains hit 100% capacity, and why they bought Modular.
Jensen Huang opposes preemptive AI lab bans, while macro data shows the predicted SaaS and job wipeout failed to appear.
Max Levchin explains Affirm's Arc transformer underwriting model and how a 12-person tooling team cut cost per PR by 30%.
Real co-founders Louis and John Antonelli explain how sub-second notifications and tiered moderation drove 1.5M MAU.
Numeral CEO Sam Ross explains why California's new software tax rules and global indirect filings led Insight Partners to back a $100M round.
Talia Goldberg explains why token market fit requires $10,000 in monthly inference per seat and how Bessemer allocates its $5.75 billion fund.
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