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The U.K.'s Next Industrial Revolution
NVIDIA· 2025-09-18 19:21
The United Kingdom, birthplace of the industrial revolution. From the enlightenment, ideas leapt from parchment to workshop. Science entered the hands of makers, thinkers who shaped iron and fire into engines of change.Labor was scarce and costly. Necessity drove invention, and invention sparked a revolution. First, steam.Watt's engine gave industry its beating heart Darby and Cort forged iron into machines of power and precision. Arkwright’s looms, spun cloth from cotton at unprecedented scale. Then, elect ...
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The Economist· 2025-09-04 07:20
A big new computer has muscle, but it is far from enough to turn Britain into a computing colossus. Is there a way for the country to stay in the game? https://t.co/I9OBcNfuR2 ...
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Bloomberg Television· 2025-06-21 07:00
Technology Evolution - Technology potential is increasing significantly with the evolution of computing [1] - Products need to evolve rapidly because yesterday's solutions may not be useful today, emphasizing the need for adaptation and speed [2] - Optimizing for speed is crucial, rather than striving for a perfect but static product [2] Challenges of Speed and Scale - Evolving products rapidly becomes challenging when hundreds or thousands are already deployed [3] - Managing training, production at scale, and continuous evolution simultaneously is a key problem [4]