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Potential Pennystock of the Year: $OSS - One Stop Systems
Potential Pennystock of the Year: $OSS - One Stop Systems
Potential Pennystock of the Year: $OSS - One Stop Systems
$OSS - Highly underrated penny play. Just won another military contract win, many more to come.
$OSS flagging after military contract news came out. Wonder if they will have another earnings improvement YoY
Original Short Squeeze OSS The one and only AMC
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What do you think of my beginning portfolio.
BlackBerry Strengthens Software Supply Chain with Corporate-Wide OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230:2020 Conformance
$OSS - My favorite small cap swing. I have been adding at the $6 mark. A positive cash flow, edge-computing sleeper company, trading with a market cap of just 100 million.
GME is never going to the moon, and I know why (long post)
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AFAIK, NVDA is still supply constrained which is why they can command such high margins and sell out of everything they can make. What Deepseek showed is that OSS can other improvements can move AI forward more quickly, but hardware is still the limiting factor both for training and also inference. NVDA is also positioning themselves for car autonomy as well as bots, so not worried about NVDA. Short term, I can see a pull back.
Well that, plus the long term OSS of use of that land, especially in a major city center.
~3% portfolio value increase thanks mostly to gains from OSS and my idiocy of jumping into the GALT rug pull. That one sucked
Don’t get me wrong, I totally understand what you’re saying. However, It’s not even about revenue anymore in this market. You’re too focused on fundamentals and will get left behind. Look at all of the recent boomers, they’re all way overvalued based on revenue. It’s all about market perception and buzzwords. And given that OSS has a tiny float and all the buzzwords, they’re primed to get sent to the moon regardless of actual performance. And if we’re talking revenue, their market cap isn’t even 2x their revenue. Compare that to some of the other recent boomers
No no, not trying to be rude, but that is just a program membership. AN ACTUAL REAL EXAMPLE of Nvidia partnering with a microcap is $OSS. $OSS is an “Nvidia Elite Tier 2 partner” and is the ONLY T2 partner with access to the core NVlink design. They build ai mobile datacenters for the military and their products much more powerful per square inch than CYBHF. $OSS will continue to rise over the coming months as the military and commercial applications look to gain more AI edge computing power.
OSS was lately discussed here.
safety? UNH V MA risk? OSS/SOAR/CLBR
Dude how many different posts are you pumping your shitty little stock on? Makes me not want to touch OSS with a 10 foot pole
Put OSS on your watchlist and Come back to my comment in a year
Yeah comment something completely unrelated to the ops post. Clearly a bot pumping OSS.
$OSS - NVIDIA special access tier 2 partner is going to explode. They build AI mobile rugged datacenters for the US military. Their revenue is half their market cap which is insane
$OSS - NVIDIA special access tier 2 partner is going to explode. They build AI mobile rugged datacenters for the US military. Their revenue is half their market cap which is insane
$OSS - NVIDIA special access tier 2 partner is going to explode. They build AI mobile rugged datacenters for the US military. Their revenue is half their market cap which is insane
$OSS - NVIDIA special access tier 2 partner is going to explode. They build AI mobile rugged datacenters for the US military. Their revenue is half their market cap which is insane
That looks good. OSS in a similar boat. $OSS - Nvidia & AMD Tier 2 Special Access Partner, likely to explode soon. They build THE MOST powerful and durable A.I. mobile datacenters for the US military and have contracts for army/navy/airforce. Their financials are incredible for a microcap and the float is tiny. This ticker is finally being discovered and we are early to the run.
$OSS - Nvidia & AMD Tier 2 Special Access Partner, likely to explode soon. They build THE MOST powerful and durable A.I. mobile datacenters for the US military and have contracts for army/navy/airforce. Their financials are incredible for a microcap and the float is tiny. This ticker is finally being discovered and we are early to the run.
$OSS - Nvidia & AMD Tier 2 Special Access Partner, likely to explode soon. They build THE MOST powerful and durable A.I. mobile datacenters for the US military and have contracts for army/navy/airforce. Their financials are incredible for a microcap and the float is tiny. This ticker is finally being discovered and we are early to the run.
$OSS - Nvidia & AMD Tier 2 Special Access Partner, likely to explode soon. They build THE MOST powerful and durable A.I. mobile datacenters for the US military and have contracts for army/navy/airforce. Their financials are incredible for a microcap and the float is tiny. This ticker is finally being discovered and we are early to the run.
im shilling $OSS because ive made good gains on it and its AI related so theres a chance it gets a regard pump
I think OSS is going to make another run today. Finished yesterday with solid momentum and pushed past the resistance level hard
OSS is just below 5$ that’s too expensive in here
Still surprised OSS isn't getting more attention in here. Up ~16% today, huge volume, has been steadily rising past the 4.29 resistance for a few hours now. My other holds for today are RDZN / SKYX / CIDO. Today is a solid day
I think OSS not getting enough attention . This is a real company with real revenue
OSS quietly up 10%, has some big volume and is picking up momentum
$PLTR valuation is extended. I took my investment off the table and moved everything into $OSS last week. Small and unknown Palantir / Anduril type of stock just from the hardware side.
Bought at 3,40 $ down to 2,20 $, had a good feeling about OSS. Wish i had bought more at 2,20 $.
All OSS this is a terrible idea. You are leveraging up the wazoo
OSS is pretty interesting take a peak
OSS is a pretty interesting defense stock.
One Stop Systems (OSS) has established strategic partnerships with several leading technology companies to enhance its high-performance computing (HPC) solutions. Here’s an overview of their key partners: ⸻ 🔹 Intel OSS has been a partner with Intel for over 25 years, collaborating on CPU and GPU designs. They are also members of the Intel® Partner Alliance, which facilitates access to Intel’s latest technologies and resources.  ⸻ 🔹 NVIDIA OSS holds an elite partnership status with NVIDIA, specializing in GPU-accelerated solutions. Their collaboration includes the development of systems incorporating NVIDIA GPUs with NVLink® technology, aimed at enhancing AI and machine learning workloads.  ⸻ 🔹 SUSE OSS’s award-winning Ion Accelerator™ software is built on SUSE Linux, aligning with SUSE’s commitment to providing enterprise-class Linux solutions for high-performance computing environments. ⸻ 🔹 Supermicro OSS collaborates with Supermicro to design and manufacture PCIe expansion systems, leveraging Supermicro’s hardware to deliver enterprise-class compute solutions. This partnership focuses on integrating high-performance components for demanding applications. ⸻ 🔹 U.S. Department of Defense OSS has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) to develop advanced, rugged HPC solutions for edge computing applications. Additionally, OSS has secured contracts with the U.S. Army for the provision of rugged enterprise-class servers and specialized video concentrators.  ⸻ These partnerships enable OSS to deliver cutting-edge HPC solutions tailored for AI, machine learning, and sensor processing applications across various industries, including defense, autonomous systems, and industrial sectors.  If you have any more questions or need further details, feel free to ask!
"While it's inaccurate to say the EU was initiated by the CIA, the United States did play a significant role in supporting and funding European integration, including through covert operations. The CIA, through its predecessor the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), and later the American Committee for a United Europe (ACUE), provided funding and support to promote federalism and integration in Europe. "
Big bear bouncing on DOD OSS falling behind 😂
PLTR dipping ….next OSS😂
OSS and GNPX looking good
This seems to be current development, as the latest OSS and dev tools updates show. It could change, we'll see.
I vote no paperclip or OSS officers rescue nazis for fighting communists and denazification is completed fully rather than half-assed. Maybe also actually dismantle the deep state rather than the park Rangers.
iPhone, You got this one, I'll grant you. Apple maps, F/OSS software/"services." You can "de-Google" if you are willing to do it, but it's a huge hassle (like Linux and alternatives to Photoshop and other Windows-only software that you might need for industries/work), so most folks don't bother because at this point intertia keeps them tied to services (see: Facebook and people being unhappy, but not wanting to use F/OSS stuff. Or a better example: Mastodon, a lot of people bounced off that because it wasn't a one-stop-spot that Blue Sky \[another Twitter clone\] sort of resolved despite Blue Sky wanting folks to use their own PDS and DNS for data processing/ownership and verification, essentially). Like, YouTube and their search engine (as shit as it's gotten) are the only two that you sort of need in your daily life, and even then...
I'd argue few people even care about the desktop. Everything is web and cloud. Google docs/drive is hugely convenient because your docs are everywhere, on every device. No need to worry about backups, or USB drives, or version compatibility. As much as I love OSS, libreoffice and most open source software is a poor replacement for most people. It's like convincing people to go back to hoarding DVDs from web streaming like Netflix
if goog loses search its not bing who gets it but myriad of OSS LLM powered startups
"It is impossible for OSS not to increase significantly from its current price of $3.92 per share!" 4 days later: $3.09 a share [Impossible!](https://wiki.talossa.com/images/b/bc/Princess_bride_meme.jpeg)
pretty much. Chain of thought reasoning and unlimited token budgets lead to emergent behavior of better performance beyond what should be capable for its parameter size, something they've been able to distill to smaller models and has been fantastic for the OSS community, however their big innovation itself, CoT and 'thinking before responding' is nothing new, we in the LLM community have been using methods of CoT for awhile now, though not with models tuned for the capability.
“It is impossible for OSS not to increase significantly from its current price of $3.92 per share!” 😂🤣😆
This is pathetic at best. It shows you dont know what you talking about. Why are you comparing it to BBAI. They are not peers my guy. Totally different sectors.BBAI has like half billion in backload and lots of huge contracts flowing in. There is lot of good DD on BBAI here. If you want to write DD on OSS, maybe you should try doing that without comparing it to random companies. This is ridiculous waste of time
OSS missed earnings pretty hard last quarter but thanks for the intel
Sure it does in some niches, but if you put optimization first and foremost. Awkwardly, that tends to happen with OSS and not propietary slop, typical Windows vs Linux discussions from the 2000s. Concretely, we just saw they (OpenAI especially) don't have that value on the top of their minds. I hold hope for Google as a model provider though, their models run on their own TPUs and they've been price leaders for months, bar Groq (not their own models, just a provider) and AWS (Nova is too new).
Isnt deepseek OSS? Like why can't you just git clone it and then run it on US servers with the nice NVDA chips?
Not to mention I'm talking about trump. Don't ask yourself if I understand OSS, ask yourself if Trump understands it 🙃
Ayo wtf deepseek put out a new OSS image gen ai? This is the superbowl for gooners
No one has been talking about or disclosing development cost. Presumably though their team is relatively small given the small number of authors credited on the OSS model code and papers. What most people care about is training cost, i.e GPU hours invested to create the weights. This is what drives most of the GPU investment and the huge clusters we are seeing out of Meta etc and what was previously considered part of their "moat" w.r.t being the only corporations that can reasonably construct "foundational" models.
They can’t control the OSS Iceberg roadmap, as that is governed separately from Tabular. I consult in this space, and virtually all of the implementations I see are oriented toward OSS Iceberg for the precise reason of eliminating vendor lock-in. Those customers will not go to Delta / Unity because they see where Databricks is trying to force lock-in on that path. From what I hear from my friends in DBX, this was a bidding war where Ali said the higher number, and dramatically overpaid for a thin layer on top of Iceberg.
Do you work in telecom? Do you know anything about the OSS and lawful intercept?
My point was they don’t have any technological moat or differentiating features. And yes, AIP certainly didn’t exist 10 years ago, in fact engineering leadership at Palantir was notoriously anti-ML back then although they’re doing a great job chasing the trend now. I don’t find build.palantir.com to be very technologically impressive, it’s a set of very simple tools that already exist in OSS. What have you built using this that wouldn’t be more scalable, robust and cost effective than using Sagemaker, DBX or even the flaming garbage pile that is GCP? What is a specific problem or domain where Palantir is best in class? Relying on a companies marketing material as your source of truth is a dangerous way to reaffirm preexisting beliefs. As is following influencers who unapologetically shill stocks and cherry-pick data to fit their narrative. OP is correct that most technical users of Palantir software think it’s overpriced and lacking in features. That doesn’t mean the stock won’t go up further, or that the product won’t improve, but it’s something you should try to be objective about when researching.
I mean, a lot of open source is straight up developed and maintained by Big Tech companies. And then a lot of the OSS projects are just open source versions of what the company created.
Here's the rub. Apple isn't doing their own major models and thus will have to rely on OSS. The AI stuff they've done so far is very phone niche/related. If OpenAI breaks away from the pack and o1/o2/oN... is truly a reasoning marvel along with improved latency and throughput from higher-end GPU's that is where I would start to worry for Apple. Imagine a tech that they simply can't access. But I did mention that in its current form the iPhone is not really geared for this type of device function because of the lockdown that iOS is. Meaning, if they kicked in this functionality at some point it may eat their own App store so knowing Apple they would never do it. See PWA's. Let's see.
I didn’t say they have competitors today but it’s more down to what demographic they serve. For example AMD have Radeon Pro Studio which is an OSS competitor to part of Omniverse (render and sync) and combined with something like Houdini (for data processing) and Unreal Engine (for interactivity) you can replicate most of what Omniverse is used for by their clients. I know of a few companies that are spinning up their own internal tooling off that stack to split from Omniverse. Isaac has no off the shelf competitors but several companies in the space have their own equivalents in house. The value of Isaac and Omniverse, is not so much their technical capabilities but that they essentially provide support and dedicated development for a company. Clients are essentially outsourcing development of features to NVIDIA. I think that anything that depends on continued service contracts is more easily replaced, unless they have a technical moat which I don’t see in Omniverse or Isaac. Windows to me doesn’t fall under that umbrella because they have a huge technical moat in the form of long term compatibility. That’s the same reason I think CUDA is a moat. It’s a lock in platform just like windows by sheer network effect. Meanwhile Omniverse and Isaac are engineered to work well with other solutions.
Tbf this is mostly a case of faang needing to save on scale 99% won't ever need to consider and using tools they built as OSS for it It's always been like this in Web development, not an econ dude tho so idk how this effects all that
I would use a noSQL that implements the Six Actions as a design requirement on their OSS.
$OSS Nasdaq, have had a niche product for years but consistently getting govt/military contracts, last time I looked into them they were pivoting into more commercial space. We’ll see.
I don't think people realize how late they are to this band wagon. It is happening right now, there's tons of AI companies to choose from. Research the energy supply, hardware, and software side of the AI sector. Easily 5+ companies to go into right now. The military industrial complex is only starting to use AI publicly. Palantir, HPE, OSS, these are very basic companies to be in.
$OSS popped today does anyone have any info on why? I can't find any news
TikTok has kind of shown that a better YouTube can be made. Likewise, YouTube has alienated its creators for years. Some are even creating alternatives like Nebula because of the mistreatment. Gemini is genuinely a failure and OSS models like Lama 3 outperform it. Search is largely expected to decline because of ad revenue reversal. This stock buybacks are largely part of the peacocking to investors instead of creating actual value.
Anybody know whats going on with OSS?
I see claims of that posted online, but not proof. In any case, Devin is just one example of an automated coding agent based on code specific LLMs. And Devin ist just putting (or pretending to? I don't know) building blocks together into a coherent system that already work reproducibly elsewhere. There are OSS Projects Like SWE-Agent (from Princeton), OpenInterpreter, GitHub Copilot Workspace (closed beta ATM), internal projects at (likely) all of Big Tech companies etc. - Go ask ChatGPT to break down a coding task in subtasks. Give it one of these subtasks. If the initial code version doesn:t work, paste the error message into the chat and see how it fixes the code. All of this works and is already. Incorporated into their work by many devs.
Pardon me for not replying sooner. I began my sellputsthencalls strategy upon retirement from Fidelity in 2017. With about 85-90% of my IRA. Initially versus 4 ETFs (DIA, EFA, EEM & TLT), then versus XLE, & for the last 2 years versus SPY. Exclusively using monthlies until 2 months ago when I began weeklies. I'd say the returns are consistent. By design, option selling should generally perform versus the underlying's buy & hold, as follows: option selling should do well but underperform the underlying in a thru-the-roof market; outperform a modestly-up, flat & modestly-down market; & outperform an into-the-tank market by losing less than the underlying. Since using weeklies, I've generated premium yield of about 9% annualized, but I also see appreciation & depreciation because of SPY pricing. I want to select strike prices with a 20% chance of assignment, but with SPY being well below my put assignment strike price, I've selected much higher assignment chances for my covered call strike prices. Using monthly statements, I compare my OSS (option selling strategy) to a small amount of FXAIX (S&P 500) that I hold. An example of performance: month ending 3/31/24 -- FXAIX +3.2%, OSS +2.7%. month ending 4/30/24 -- FXAIX -4.2%, OSS -1.4%. 2 months, 2/29/24 to 4/30/24 -- FXAIX -1.1% (-6.5% annualized), OSS +1.3% (+7.7% ann.) YTD thru 4/30/24 -- FXAIX +5.9% (17.7% ann.), OSS +4.2% (+12.6% ann.)
> Maybe you should leave the technology decisions to people who know what they're talking about? Medical industry needs a software with support and someone to blame. They're not hiring a large software dept to run OSS formats and such. This is why they buy Epic or what have you. Understand the market, it's more than just the tech.
$OSS - thank me later
You're obviously trolling, but I see the vision: 1) Amazon never claims to have been a DATABASE COMPANY. They buy licenses for OSS and they productionize it and they are very good at what they do because they stay in their own lane. 2) Closed Source/Proprietary are both red flags in Software. Unfortunately, the avg. investor hears this and thinks it's good. 3) Please illuminate me on the utility of their "entirely new shared disk + shared nothing architecture" Professor BrokerBrody.
There is a warning. They popped (and where the only cloud provider who did laster quarter) with barely any cloud growth. The warning is as Microsoft and Google gain cloud Amazon has nothing proprietary in the AI space. Meaning, they are relying on OSS models being used (and there not in scale) in earnest. Point is, you can get best in class foundational models directly from Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google and use Open Source Models on top of that. With Amazon you're stuck there with only OSS. I'm just saying, at some point, this catches up with Amazon.
OSS, govt investment alone will drive it.
Mostly, the best model and most popular by far is OAI's GPT4. This is not just in the chatbot online sense but enterprise workloads as well. The OSS models are being used but the pure engine of inference to the world's best model i.e. GPT4 is being done only by Azure and OAI. All other models such as the OSS one's are smaller can be run on perhaps that custom chip architecture. GPT4 is being run on Nvidia. Probably the new Anthropic too.
> The basis for the design might be the same but there’s way more to training hardware than just bunch of stochastic arrays. Training hardware can do inference but inference hardware cannot do training efficiently. You were correct above, except that the money will be in the inference market. There will be only a few AI R&D companies and OSS projects, but everyone around the world will adopt their models and use them in production. This is what will drive the Inference demand. Check out Groq, the inference chips will be ASICs tailored for specific models.
https://iceberg.apache.org/ It's an OSS project which works with all cloud and native tools, as well as Snowflake, yes. Lakehouse is okay, Source - used iceberg tables with SF, cloudera, clickhouse, and dbx (through a hack) when we were trialing diff vendors. Many vendors are moving to iceberg instead of delta lake cause it's simpler and easier to self admin or plug in with tools.
What he’s not bashing OSS at all? Also you can easily get support for k8s and elasticsearch. ZLUDA was developed by like one person who open sourced it because and stopped funding. Who knows if it’ll be maintained.
OSS (One Stop Systems) have a bunch of military contracts. They create hardware for mobile AI systems and are partnered with nVidia. I've been holding this one for years, I stupidly didn't sell when I was up 300% at one point. It had a pump last week so I'm watching out for it again, I'll sell in batches if it goes up and buy some more if it goes down.
Why chase? $OSS just started popping today in tech micro cap sector
$OSS just started squeezing, heads up
$OSS just started squeezing today.
Hell no. Look at $OSS just started popping
Is nobody looking at OSS? Legitimately interested if anyone has been in on it.
Anyone have any insight into OSS (One Stop Systems Inc.)? They are showcasing their AI systems at some military conference today. "They will also discuss the company’s leadership in high speed PCIe interconnect technology and scalable AI GPU compute systems which have been winning long-term commercial and defense contracts." Anyone familiar with this one??
Similar to One Stop Systems (OSS), only 51m market cap though, builds stuff for military, partnership with nvidia.
Yes, hoping $OSS follows in SMCI's footsteps