UK

livingbyvow2

"They just copy" is an argument that could have been used about America 2 centuries ago when they stole a lot of IP from the UK. Read about Francis Cabot Lowell. Assuming China just copy while they are ahead of Americans on EVs technology, drones, material sciences and many other advanced industries is just underestimating the prowess of a country that, barely three decades ago, was far, far behind the US. This kind of discourse is exactly how companies like Nvidia lead for 5 years and then get taken over by a company like Huawei. I can tell you your take won't age well.

Sanjjj22

lmao its a stock.. I use Trading212 here in UK

gizamo

Technically, neither does the US. France, Germany, the UK, and most of Europe have similar stance as the US on Taiwanese and Chinese relations. France would absolutely not sit back and watch China invade Taiwan either. Jfc.

nostra77

He was selling to Singapore if he sold to UK and UK went and sold to China how is it his fault ?

Federal-Watch

Often depends which market you have to work as well. I know bros that are working UK/EU overnight/early morning shifts

vba7

because it is the only thing to that makes sense USA lost the war (caused by Trump and Republicans who rejected Obama's deal), so the only way to clean up now is to do what the guy wrote above let Iran tax the ships so at least oil can flow again - to cut losses (for USA and its alliea - who suffer from expensive oil / shortages of oil) USA lost much more than the war and economy here. it made a lot of other countries suffer too, while achiving nothing read about Suez Crisis - when France and UK tried a similar thing and lost. What USA did, is basically a repeat of that - something that will land in history books the only hope is that the new admin negotiates low tax for passing ships near Iran + that they dont get nukes, basically paying for peace what is worse that USA (the world?) had before, but as the commentet above wrote: USA lost and Iran won

Makeoneupplease2

Yeah this is so annoying. The ‘Popular’ page is just flooded with random UK subs, posts that don’t even have 100 upvotes

River_Sandhu

Hopefully I can fly from the UK for the gathering, we might have these vintage systems too…😂

beIIe-and-sebastian

Used to work for a subsidiary in the UK of Walmart as a student and was able to take part in the share save program. Up 385%.

moonski

Also UK and absolutely yes. They're the worst fucking subs imagineable.

moazzam0

[It is Israel, not the SMART software](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/iYL7dYABcS) They did the same thing to the UK on September 8. First major air traffic control failure at UK airports. That was the same day the UK formally changed its policy towards Israel. They announced sanctions on West Bank settlements and declared the occupation unlawful.

RockasaurusRex

Just learned that it's illegal in the UK to have an orgasm.

what_is_blue

I get the UK subs by default, since I’m British. UK redditors, for whatever reason, represent the most tragic, self-righteous sacks of shit you could imagine.

Remarkable-Door-4063

Hey, if you wanna be dense and ignore the fact that all of the orders for the Ukraine war have been coming from US bases in Germany and bases in the UK that’s fine. But if you can’t read in between the lines, thats not on me.

Nervous-Sky2414

Three RAF bases in UK on lockdown because of drones. Source- AI

Bblacklabsmatter

Bit of context but I interviewed with both arm and rolls Royce over the past year ARM Is traditionally a UK company, but rene is important for the business they need someone like him (with Nvidia and silicone valley networks) to be a part of the AI/data centre activity/narrative that's happening in silicone valley Especially as a majority of the big tech companies (meta, beoadcom, oracle, apple etc) have placed big orders on ARM's new CPU Don't forget he's also directly part of SoftBank's leadership and by proxy, open ai He's the right person for the right time imo

Exact-Sell-1666

News about Iran attack on UK base: https://x.com/HormuzReport/status/2121344299245895776

Exact_Entrepreneur66

Is this a cyberattack? It happened the same day that USAF base in UK got shutdown and evacuated due to suspect drone activity....

Cape_codd

U.S. Air Force bases in the UK are on lockdown and operating at FPCON DELTA due to possible UAVs (unconfirmed ATT). Could this be related? Ground stop all aircraft in US airspace due to something similar?

Exact-Sell-1666

SERIOUS COMMENT: UK BASE AT FPCON DELTA https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/u-s-aircraft-evacuated-from-second-u-k-base-due-to-iran-threat-835a8b58

pingoo26

Outdated systems, UK had a problems with ATC software not so long ago.

Such_Coin

US air force scrambling to take down drones in the UK- per twitter so unconfirmed

djrlrp

RAF base in the UK on high alert. Iranian drones.

Sawyer_Anderson

Drones over a UK airbase and then an FAA ground stop for "Radio/tech issues" nah our shit is held together by ducktape man.

Exact-Sell-1666

FPCON delta in UK. Terrorist attacks. FAA is grounding all flights

poozyfloor

Groundstop and terror in UK rumors? Load up on oil.

Exact-Sell-1666

False flag operation ongoing in UK. Holy shit.

Governmentswallows23

Sirens blaring at several US bases in the UK and the market gains 50 points...what is this market :kek:

Lupin7734

Puh-leez. Go look on a map and see where India is. Hearing "Asian and Indian" just grinds my gears. By contrast, in the UK, "Asian" is almost synonymous with people who are Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan - South Asian if you will.

Excellent_Oil5064

By usage perhaps but a lot of that is juiced up by AI mode that is embedded throughout Google’s products and not through subscriptions which is dominated by Claude and Anthropic. Jeff Dean leaving and Demis being promoted away are signs that Google is not winning the race in spite of marketing, plus the lab is being centralized in California and not the UK. Not the signs of a leading frontier lab and again margins here are relatively slim and eat into search revenue. It has yet to be proven otherwise - show me the numbers and I will certainly change my view.

scott_peregrin

In the UK they don’t call them “chips” they call them “crisps.”

soma_is_tasty

UK NHS, courts and school all failing not just slop startups

Hopeful_Kiwi1138

they do in the UK. i got vapes from the NHS for free

soma_is_tasty

Happening in UK. Delays at NHS and in court rooms. Not good.

Satanicjamnik

Yes, and now we have Elon who does nazi salutes and funds Reform UK who is pretty much as close you can get to a nazi party in the mainstream politics AND he was begging a know pedophile to join his party. >royals of all races from kingdoms all over the world weren't buying and fucking kids for thousands of years... Yeah, thanks for providing all of those sources and examples. You sound very knowledgable. I mean, " lol " is a widely accepted evidence in academic circles. Anyway - so you're saying we haven't moved on from some ancient societies thousand years ago and this is something we're meant to be okay with? Got it.

Satanicjamnik

I hear you. I am Polish, so I know all about how the catholic church moved since forever. And even now, they are pretty good at protecting their own. It's just now it's more out in the open than ever - we know about the Epstein island and nothing is done about that. Courts in UK actively protect powerful, rich men with injunctions that prohibit reporting on their extra curricular activities. More is done, yes, but those are the cases that get enough public traction and so much overwhelming evidence that it can't swept under the carpet anymore. For goodness sake, Trump is a convicted sex offender and he is a president of the god damn united states. I wouldn't be accepted to a warehouse work with his record. Don't get me wrong. I am not starting an argument here. I am just fed up with the state of things right now.

simcityrefund1

Oh fuck Chinese spy and a nossad spy... I wish it could have been me... Next up Jane bond form the UK.. It all in my dreams

memento22mori

I don't know the exact wording but from my understanding it's supposed to ban porn which depicts a person doing something that prevents a person from breathing like choking them. Ok, I looked up the exact wording and it sounds like it should only apply to depictions where the person could be physically hurt and/or pretending that they can't breathe. IANAL but that's my interpretation. It **depends on whether the depiction involves suffocation**. Standard oral sex or face-sitting is not automatically banned, though legal experts and adult creators have warned that the law's broad definition of "suffocation" puts certain depictions in a legal gray area. \[[1](https://www.404media.co/uk-crime-and-policing-act-pornography/), [2](https://www.wired.com/story/a-new-uk-ban-sparks-fears-of-unprecedented-sex-censorship/)\] How the Law Applies to Face-Sitting * **The Definition of Suffocation:** According to official [GOV.UK guidance](https://www.gov.uk/guidance/crime-and-policing-act-2026-offences-relating-to-pornography), suffocation means "depriving a person of air in a way that affects their ability to breathe". Unlike strangulation, it does not require pressure on the neck and can include covering someone's mouth and nose. \[[1](https://www.404media.co/uk-crime-and-policing-act-pornography/)\] * **Gray Areas for Face-Sitting:** Legal analysts and publications like [404 Media](https://www.404media.co/uk-crime-and-policing-act-pornography/) note that while routine oral sex is not the target, face-sitting that appears to smother a partner or restrict their breathing could fall under the suffocation ban. Ultimately, the government leaves it up to the courts to decide on a case-by-case basis.\[[1](https://www.404media.co/uk-crime-and-policing-act-pornography/)\]

LightenUpPeeps

To be ousted from a 30-year career due to extramarital affairs is insane to me. No one will survive these purity tests. Yes, I know companies have rules to avoid sexual discrimination lawsuits, but he didn't kill anyone and the relationship was consensual despite the subordinate-boss roles. There aren't many people subordinate to him. Every case needs to be judged individually. I honestly believe this was either a corporate takeover or government intervention. I suspect the latter. Seeing a Chinese dude running the most powerful company of the future which even transcends economics could not happen. It's a matter of U.S. national security (i.e., the U.S. wants global domination). It doesn't matter that he's of Taiwan nationality, and they despise China. That's not what they see at the CIA, FBI, etc. Every CEO and politician can be taken down. When Eric Swalwell wouldn't drop out of the CA governor's race, his own party had women come forward to claim sexual assault from a decade ago. Look what they did to Russell Brand, a UK critic, just this week. Ten years in prison for sexual assault allegations from God knows when. Same for Brett Kavanaugh - women came out of the woodwork to claim he sexually assaulted them 30+ years ago....when he was in high school. Same for Trump. If the power brokers want you out, they will get you out.

OurSeepyD

Daily Express loves declaring WW3. They love reminding us (the UK) that Putin is dropping nukes imminently, has been happening for about 4 years if not more.

fclssvd

Derren Brown, a UK mentalist, did this exact experiment. It was insane.

player_zero_

Nah, the Express is like UK Fox News

Main-Cheesecake3287

Fines are a one time deal. Nvidia is a money printer and has locked in earnings through 2028 with its commitments. Fines are no problem, Meta is up to $7.5B in fines, from the FTC to the UK ICO to the European Commission to the EU GDPR, twice.

Icy_Spinach_4828

UK based, Japan funded, Masayoshi would be delighted to have him

Ragewind82

I think that their main gripe is the Opium wars; but that is the UK, not the USA. Or it is the US's continued support for Taiwan (which only happened because they got involved in keeping their idiot puppet in the throne in NK, but not actually try to control them).

Nocturnin

Yeah, content depicting facesitting is illegal to possess as of Nov 2026 in the UK

Grand_Pop_7221

>OP doesn't get it. This isn't simply about who Jensen sleeps with. It's about trust, integrity and moral judgement. When someone has the kind of global influence Jensen has, you cannot completely separate their personal conduct from their professional responsibilities. Gestures wildly at US/UK (and the rest) politics over the last 15 years.

Nocturnin

Tfw can’t save this because this is illegal in the UK

-mini-kuma

Meanwhile, in UK land... https://preview.redd.it/hv3wnu5no61i1.jpeg?width=596&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a47c366a81408373f98d4b312c1a329e33f20b26 "Jensen Who?"

Eclectika

For me, this is better than the UK where they're paying companies to take the info.

BusyBeaver748

Maybe FedReserve spy? Powell is a Welsh surname. So Welsh/UK spy could also be available reason to attack Jensen.

blindyes

Then I guess so are everyone who worked on the UK government's National Security Assessment on Global Biodiversity Loss, Ecosystem Collapse and National Security. Produced by the Joint Intelligence Committee (with input from MI5, MI6, and Defra), the assessment was originally held back before a version was released in early 2026 following Freedom of Information requests. Key Warnings from the Report were: Ecosystem Collapse by 2030. Six critical global ecosystems the Amazon rainforest, the Congo Basin, Southeast Asian coral reefs, Southeast Asian mangroves, the Himalayas, and the boreal forests in Canada and Russia are on a pathway to collapse. Several face a realistic possibility of starting to collapse as early as 2030

sapien3000

Which European country. Cause US Air Force planes just left a UK base yesterday

New_Salamander_4592

splitting hairs over missing the space in High School vs dogshot and dogs hit lmao, also don't you people call it some shit like Secondary School in the UK or did you finally succumb to the American Cultural force on that issue?

New_Salamander_4592

Well first maybe you should figure out how to spell "dogshit" correctly once if you're going to use it twice in your comment. Second, I said highschool, because my highschool had an engineering program for AP students, so Idk why you're bringing up engineering/tech colleges in the UK. Like obviously an engineering/tech college would teach CAD, are you going for a captain obvious approach for this discussion or what?

itsssnohman786

I went to a dogshot school and they used to teach that to dogs hit pea brained students so get of your I learned CAD high horse. Any engineering/Tech college in the UK taught CAD.

nonsequiteur

Look at the totality of his actions: since 1987, when he went to russia and was escorted by the KGB while they whispered in his idiotic ear, he has been against NATO. He spent tens of thousands of dollars to take out a full page ad to rail against NATO after he returned. What is NATO? What is it's purpose and how do We benefit from it? How is russia "endangered" by it? NATO was created to stop any large scale wars like WWII from happening again, it's a mutual defense alliance. If a member nation of NATO is attacked, all the rest of them are required to attack the non-NATO aggressor, and it's worked. That's literally how the Cold War was won, because russia knew that, if they attacked any of the member nations of NATO, to Include the US directly, the entire membership of NATO would attack them in return. But it's not Just that, it's also shared military training and the ability to utilize member nation's bases, sometimes long term as in the case with bases throughout Germany, the UK, Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and more. Russia is expansionist, especially after the collapse of the USSR. After they lost their vassal states and had a semblance of a financial recovery, they wanted to re-take them and reassert their "might". The problem is that those vassal states didn't care for being under russia's thumb, because russia doesn't care about those people, they only want the wealth those nations generate and would glad commit More genocides against the natives of those nations. The Other problem is that russia is very effective in turning leaders against their people, either with money, or with threats, or with examples of people enjoying their final views out their windows. So some politicians, who are generally the people you Least want in charge of the nation, get easily bought out by russia, others are smart enough to detect the danger so they go along with it, and then theirs the trump category, who isn't smart enough to realize the danger and isn't smart enough to even Hide that he doesn't understand, but is so assured of his own intelligence while simultaneously being a hoarder presented with vast quantities of the thing he loves to hoard the most, money, that any possible warning klaxons that Might have been able to break through his dense skull, got Completely ignored when he saw green. And what has that idiot done since returning to office? Weakened and threatened NATO, caused all the other member nations to reevaluate whether or not the US belongs in NATO. Russia isn't the Only nation NATO keeps from attacking the US or non-NATO friendly nations, China is Also another nation that would Dearly love NATO to dissolve, or at least for the US to have it's membership revoked if we were to say, attack Greenland, which is a territory of Denmark, which is a member of NATO, meaning we'd be attacking a NATO member, and all of the Other member nations would have to attack Us to defend Denmark/Greenland. NATO would eject us, and China would make their move on Taiwan and possibly the Phillipines. They haven't because they know that the US would respond to Taiwan with their defense drawing us into the fight, and then any subsequent attacks on us would cause the NATO charter for mutual defense to kick in, and it'd be more than just China vs US, it'd be China vs the US and NATO. Who Else has trump threatened recently? Canada, our single largest trading partner for Decades, nearly a 100 years, who we receive 70% of our aluminum, 40% of our steel, and 50% of our lumber from, none of which is domestically replaceable. We also share one of the longest unguarded borders with Canada and share a mutual early warning system for ICBMs that may come over the pole, meaning they may come over Canada, and they have detection arrays in Canada that interface with our patriot and other anti-missile defenses. What would happen if we attempted to force Canada to become the 51st state? They burned down our white house once, they were known throughout WWII for being the most ruthless fighters that the Germans were actually Afraid of, and their sovereignty as a nation is being threatened. trump "had to" warn them not to cancel their orders of F-35s, which they were strongly considering doing, as Other NATO nations have done, if not just removed them from consideration entirely. That's Trillions of dollars in lost profits from the F-35s alone. That hurts American industries and American workers. This is just to do with NATO though, this doesn't fully address what Else he's done that injures the US, the Economy is a Huge example. Prices are up everywhere while wages are stagnating and production is down. We are also losing our workforce, in 2016-2017 we needed 170-200k New jobs every month to keep up with a growing population, now economists are divided if it is as low as 20k or a cap of 97k. Lets go with 97k, we literally need 50% of our cap from 16-17 for our "growing economy". That reduction means that, obviously, there are fewer jobs that need filling, but also it means that there are fewer employees that need filling them, employees contribute to society, not just directly through their taxes, but also with their every action. This relates to "universal healthcare" so lets make a dual point, a Healthy individual participating in society generates profits, they buy products, creating a Demand for those products, they sell products, generating taxes on those sales (usually), but even if they are a sahm, and they don't do the shopping, say they craft things, they sell those crafts or they have the materials purchased for them and delivered. Or they grow organic produce and sell it at farmers markets for cash, that gets (illegally) untaxed, that's still a transfer of funds, meaning the money is mobile. The sahm mom isn't going to hoard the money, she's going to spend it on groceries, on clothes for her and her kids, on fuel, on utilities, she'll have property taxes or her landlord will, and all of them will benefit From her participation in the economy. When she's Not healthy, she does Significantly less of all of that, so the government has an inherent interest in Getting her healthy, even if it's not to fill a conventional job. That inherent interest is not shared by a "for profit" insurance company, who only looks at their expenses vs their profits and tries to find ways to reject requests for care. But that is more exclusive discussion for healthcare, so lets move back to trump. He has weakened our economy, with his war against immigrants, he is removing and making afraid Hundreds of thousands, even Millions of participants in the US economy, and those losses are reflected in the reduction of the "break even" job numbers. With fewer jobs needed, fewer people are participating in the economy, generating less wealth for millionaires and billionaires, but also less wealth for mom and pop shops, less wealth for food trucks, less for backyard egg growers and crafters. And it's not Only a reduction in the workforce that shows us the economy is slowing and injured by trump, it's also Europe, our largest Market for our goods and services, until trump made his moves for russia. Europe has decided they don't want to "feed the beast", so they are reducing their purchasing of US goods and services. One example of that is Microsoft. They are replacing Windows with Linux mostly at the personal level, at the corporate level, and even at the National level in many European nations. That leads to layoffs of Microsoft employees. That leads to reductions in profits from European purchasers. And those buyers will never come back, they don't Trust us. They also don't trust that we won't cut off their payment processing systems, so they are transitioning to a new, non-US involved payment processing system and away from Visa/Mastercard. The losses from Microsoft will likely be in the Billions of dollars, and we will lose hundreds of millions in taxes from that, and hundreds of millions More in income taxes from the employees they lay off. The losses from Visa/Mastercard are projected to be in the Trillions. Their integration of their new payment processing system is progressing faster than they anticipated, they hoped for 100% availability and general usage by 2030, it's being adopted as quickly as it can roll out in new markets. We will lose Trillions from that. Those are just two examples of the damage he's done to our economy, and they ignore the tariffs that he dropped on everyone except russia (at first), those tariffs caused our allies to look for more stable trading partners, and they found one with China. Canada has integrated their automotive industry/requirements so much that our requirements are their requirements, so they haven't allowed any non-US authorized vehicles to be imported to Canada, until now. They are authorizing China to sell new electric vehicles in Canada, which takes away from the US automotive industry. There's so much more that he has done to damage our economy that russia is likely wondering why they didn't do it this way sooner. They tried for Decades with the democratic party, but they failed at every turn, then they turned trump decades ago, and when He finally figured out the republican party could be easily duped, the russians found their inroad to destroying the US from the inside. Think of it this way, if you were a russian asset, working to take apart the US, what would you do? Think of everything that trump has done and figure out if there is anything he Hasn't done, there's not much else he could do to injure the US than what he's done already, and not much else that a russian asset could do to hurt the US than what he's done already.

noujest

100% Literally right below your comment there's an info ad by UK government about support for DV victims How Reddit thinks that is any way relevant to me or a good UX, I have no idea... Just sell stuff, it's not that hard - other platforms do it much better with less data to personalise on

BillyTheFridge2

Illegal in UK

Much_Butterfly7610

Anyone know if that US spy in UK was banging Jensen?

PhilosophyNo2241

Agree with you RE loans, but you can get wayyyy lower % interest rates. I’ve been offered anywhere from 6-10 (which is still high don’t get me wrong). I’m in the UK though so maybe it’s different here

LostFaithlessness201

https://preview.redd.it/ni8x1coyty0i1.jpeg?width=309&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5bb5fc6adc69e7932b3b85ea8d42cdcc11b871b4 For anyone from the UK will understand lol

MoooooveOva

Germany and the UK are small players. France is more impactful in that realm...

Aelig_

Even if you popped every other model out of existence tomorrow and prevented new ones from existing the maths wouldn't add up. It's a great tech but too much investment too fast breaks anything. It's the railroads in the UK all over again.

ka_eb

My guess is that USA, maybe China, Germany and UK know basically everything that happens in the world. They just choose to react only to some events and keep the rest "for later".

Qweasdy

Are they prestigious? Fired from a company with $12 million in income and not even a Wikipedia page to later get hired by another company I’ve also never heard of without even a Wikipedia page and ~£1.5 million in profit in 2019 (as per their most recent filing on the UK government website)

RuleSafe6767

A good hypothetical worst case is asking how well CWRV will do if GPU compute is a race to the bottom, in a similar way that cloud/web hosting is/was. Because that's ultimately the competition: the depreciation cost of hardware, a thin maintainance team, combined with the cost of power, cooling, and land lease. A good case study is that large UK company (3000+ FTE engineers, all using AI assist coding). They were able to cut AI costs for the entire company into 1/10th by going local (56 Blackwells + power + cooling + IT staff). If the neoclouds can offer similar price/performance against a shop like that, then I think they will be fine.

Prestigious_Risk7610

I came close to doing this (with the deal falling through on transaction day). I'm UK based so multiples etc are different, but principles are the same. - most business owners aren't geniuses, you don't have to be exceptional. However most successful business owners are broad skilled and super practical. Whereas in most corporate careers you become deep and narrow. - you will need to work it and you'll never get a true 'turn off' holiday. Agent-principle problem is super evident. - you are taking a super concentrated investment - expected returns are much higher. The deal I had was at 3.3x EBITDA. That's a 30% return on capital (before any leverage) assuming you just hold profitability flat. Due to the SBA I believe the gap between listed multiples and private multiples is smaller in the US, but the principle remains. Tldr - it's a long way up the risk reward curve and you need to work it, but it's more than doable if you've got the right constitution.

Primary-Scheme2513

Not available in UK

superfractal

Hmm… it doesn’t seem to be available in the UK 🤔

WorkingtonLady

Hello, I can participate in Anthropic IPO here in the UK and I have £1,000 to spare. What questions should I ask on whether I should participate, and would you if you have the chance?

Garbage-Disposal-938

these are all the fundamental business analysis metrics. and sure, these are important, but they don't tell the whole story. government involvement with picking the winners in tech are really, really important now. and these tech companies know that. (look how Bezos, Zuck and other SV company CEOs attended the Orange inauguration a couple years back. ridiculous.) bit these companies have to be political as well as business minded. there's no choice. the US government promoted the fuck out of Google and Facebook across the entire US/Western empire complex: from Japan/Korea to North America to the UK to Poland/Ukraine to the Middle East and everywhere else possible. (IMHO competition was suppressed by geopolitical agreements. what should have happened was for each of these countries to develop their own country-specific/language-specific social networking and search. but for mysterious reasons (call it "the network effect") that didn't happen. ) the US deep state will try to do the same with AI. the deep state agencies will pick a winner(s) and then allow them to dominate. IMHO, OpenAi and Anthropic are the two new cool kids on the block. it's crazy how much access these two companies have to this administration. they're just startups! but I predict that anti-monopoly laws will not be enforced agains them. big mergers and buyouts will be encouraged (like FB + WhatsApp). revenues are a secondary matter. they will follow the government's lead.

ObjectiveAmbition460

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CPRM75

Have they announced any retail allocation, like spaceX did? Particularly in the UK

unhappyreach_

>US Moves Aircraft Out of Another UK Military Base Over Iran Threat - WSJ I dont understand this "not a war" anymore

strolls

I'm not inclined to think the concentration in index funds has fucked with price discrimination than the government bailing out. Plus the rise of 401k's etc (UK and Aus have similar) ensures steady inflows.

ThatGuyCalledEric

1am in UK

Hamachiman

I don’t think I’d trade US industrial secrets just to sleep with her. But I’d probably be willing to throw UK or French security under the bus for her.

RoyaleWCheese_OK

They care way more about Russia/Ukraine. Theyre bombing the shit out of each others refining capacity and it's putting a global squeeze on diesel & jet fuel, one that wont rebound quickly. Refining capacity globally was already tight with countries offshoring their emissions and declaring themselves "world leaders" in being Enviro-Responsible. Look at the pickle Germany and the UK are in now. USA is running its refining flat out just to keep up and that's not possible to maintain indefinitely. If the US runs short it'll implement an export ban then the worlds in big trouble.

mighty_sys_admin

oi mate any lads from the UK in here innit

Thoughtful_Tortoise

As a UK person tf are you talking about

Harp-Note

Apparently people in the UK really love their pies. So much so they put them into buns :pepecross:

Western_Coffee_5445

I guess it's better that Jensen in US, in UK they woulda put him in prison for someting that happened 25 years ago with heresay and no evidence

TheGodDavidLoPan

Theyre outlawing stepmother porn in the UK. No clearer sign of a failed state.

RazorliteX

I did some checking of your firm and you do have some level of accuracy behind some of your previous statements. However, I'm not convinced we are reaching a cyclical downturn as yet mainly because of the current demand/supply issue and the exam question of supplier/demand issue is still too mich seated in "what if" as opposed to any strong roadmap or address bandwidth of capacity given the reports around CXMT yield quality. If there is a downturn, I don't think that is going to be obvious until COP 27/28 and that's only because 31/32 may become more clear once we see how CXMT and others can assist. I'm also less concerned (after the initial jitter) about the US/Democrats potential around AI DC build reduction given we have the rest of the world who will be more than happy to be an alternative and willing DC build partner. In fact FT have already stated that the UK government (though have already ruled them out due to the highest energy costs in the world) are not currently looking to reduce BC buildouts in addition to the scandanavian countries who have the resources, climate and decent energy costs to support. I just think this is a case of jitters and instutional re-profiling at the moment which will sort itself out once the initial news and implications have been properly absorbed and thought about.

CoffeeGrinder999

Not in the UK!

Le_pants_de_marche

Thanks, I'm from the UK and the porn police are now knocking on my door...

ThrowawayYAYAY2002

I'm in the UK. If I wanted to nvest in the S&P500 and the Ftse100, which codes/ones am I looking for on Vanguard? Thanks.

OrthodoxAtheist

The 2026 Statewide Average Private Pay Rate (APPR) in California for nursing homes is $14,440 per month ($475 per day). That said, I see elderly people pay for all their end of live care, and still pass multiple expensive real properties to their family every week, so yes, there will be some trickle down on death as the generations change, and they will still represent the tiny wealthy minority. The US system is set up to allow for dynasties. In the US you can pass on $15 Million per spouse (and rising, indexed to inflation) to your descendants before there is any estate tax. In the UK that figure is more like $330,000.

Valkyrie_Skuld

Broadcom (AVGO) EU/UK competition scrutiny of the $69B VMware deal (cleared 2023 with commitments); since then, ongoing EU heat over VMware licensing. Cloud trade group CISPE filed suit at the EU General Court in July 2025 seeking to annul the original merger approval.

Valkyrie_Skuld

US DOJ antitrust investigation opened Aug 2024 (subpoenas Sept 2024) into alleged dominance abuse in Al chips (~80%+ share). Parallel inquiries in the EU, UK, and South Korea. China's SAMR opened a probe Dec 2024 and issued a preliminary finding on Sept 15, 2025 that Nvidia violated China's Anti-Monopoly Law by breaching conditions on its 2020 Mellanox acquisition.

buffer0x7CD

Except most of those issues are made up. Majority of data centers are closed loop except few exceptions yet that won’t stop idiots in UK crying about data centre build out and claiming water issue despite the fact that all of them are closed loop system. Same goes for noise pollution complaints, 99% of data centers don’t have those issue ( I have been to dozens of them including what people call AI data centers ) but people will see one YouTube video and believe it because it validates their bias and fear of job loss. Since you gave example of Europe , give me data centre that cause air pollution ? \-> the grok data centers That’s exactly what I said , people find one and assume all of them work in same way because it give them excuse to go against something they inherently fear

harrison_wintergreen

>Datacentre why the UK spelling? >Requiring American union jobs so operators hire skilled, licensed, union labor there's strong data on unionized construction sites having fewer major safety problems and OSHA violations. but there's no firm data on overall quality of construction or finished product being better from unionized vs. non-union. so the governor is promising too much and probably pandering to union donors.

ThatGuyCalledEric

The way I see it blowjobs and 69s are banned in my country now (UK) 😔😔😔

mediterranean2

UK governments have been understating the facts of the situation for a long time. They should start accurately communicating sooner rather than later. It is politically incorrect but inevitable at the same time.

AliveShyft

Basically what it is. I go to the UK and Malaysia VERY often and the latter is still treated as a colony by the former. In Malaysia the roads are the same, and the petrol station makes the same costa coffee brew i buy, just one is 5x cheaper than the other. At the Malaysian resorts the locals spend willy nilly as the pound goes much farther than home and they strut around. It's a sad sight to see, especially with many of the locals living in poverty.

reputablepanda

This is illegal in the UK

ThePainStalker

The UK doesn’t really have excess power. Electricity consumption is incredibly low per capita and is projected to rise considerably there to meet decarbonisation targets. And a lot of that excess wind energy needs to be interconnected to the South (which lacks energy of all kinds), that needs to be managed rather than siphoning it all to AI. Scandinavian countries have also seen their electricity prices go way up due to more interconnectors. Although there is a better case to be made for there (considering they do actually have untapped power potential especially geothermal which is advancing a lot technology wise). But there are so many other competing demands too: green steel for instance, battery manufacturing, potentially semiconductor manufacturing, aluminium, decarbonised materials like glass, cement, potentially lithium refining, etc. Some of these aren’t there yet but it isn’t correct to say that all of that excess electricity should go to AI. There are other very electricity intensive areas that are expanding a lot due to decarbonisation too. I just don’t think any of these areas also could see data center capacity truly expanding meaningfully unlike in say the US or Canada (which both have endless energy reserves in comparison). Russia too even (if it was geopolitically valid). There are very few to no countries outside of the US with its energy bountifulness, even the Nordics hit a strict limit there.

buffer0x7CD

Most Scandinavian countries have excess geo thermal power, UK also have a excess power from wind farms but lack storages France have large number of nuclear reactors

ThePainStalker

Maybe temporarily in Europe (due to industrial demand declines in the UK and Germany post Ukraine war), but frankly, no there isn’t really much or any excess power demand in most of Europe. Especially not for data centers that consume hundreds of megawatts each (or even into gigawatt scale). I don’t know where you are finding that to be the case. And keep in mind that already, there is enormous power demand for decarbonisation (industrial electrification) and electric transportation in Europe just kicking off now. Residential heat pump mandates alone would see soaring demand. It’s not just AI here so it is wrong to view the temporary electricity demand decline in some parts of Europe (most didn’t decline, it’s mainly the UK, Belgium and Germany that did) as being indicative. There is a huge backlog of demand of all types now.