> and the only way to make the economics of, eg, a Blackwell-powered datacenter make sense is to assume that the entire economy is going to be running on it, as

> and the only way to make the economics of, eg, a Blackwell-powered datacenter make sense is to assume that the entire economy is going to be running on it, as opposed to some useful tools and some improved interfaces. And I'm still convinced we're not paying real prices anywhere. Everyone is still trying to get market share so the prices are going to go up when this all needs to sustain itself. At that point, which use cases become too expensive and does that shrink it's applicability ?