
Nancy|Jul 17, 2025 10:57
Sharing the information I've read these past few days~Recently, Sequoia Capital held its annual AI closed door conference called "AI Ascent 2025", which was attended by industry leaders such as Jensen, CEO of Nvidia, and Ultraman from Open AI. The entire content was not open to the public!
Sequoia Capital's partner said: We believe that the arrival of the AI era is no longer inevitable, but urgent! Right now!
Simply put, AI is no longer just used for applications such as copywriting and drawing, but is beginning to be applied to our actual lives, such as humanoid robots, autonomous driving, trading strategies, and healthcare AI is rapidly becoming the heart of business.
But all of this is based on computing power.
@Gaic_ai recently released an observation article that echoes this AI trend. Their logic is that AI is going to explode, and the "fuel" behind it is computing power resources - GPU
What GAIB does is to turn GPU, the most basic but crucial thing, into a financial asset that everyone can participate in.
For example, their current flagship AID Alpha Vault stores stablecoins, and the platform will help you invest this money in underlying GPU computing assets. Then, the data center will run AI model training, and the profits generated by inference will be fed back to users.
I think what's particularly special is that this system wasn't created out of thin air, but was unexpectedly "validated" from the perspective of traditional institutions like Sequoia: it's not the big models that can truly support the AI wave, but the infrastructure.
Symbolizing that everyone can use their own money to become a node in this AI computing power economic network.
So what is AI going to do next? GPU to computing power → From computing power to assets → Open DeFi → Generate new financial layers.
Interested friends can read the article 👉🏻
https://gaibofficial. (medium.com)/gaib-trendwatch-sequoia-ai-ascent-2025-ais-trillion-dollar-opportunity-73c083eeca04
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