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This article documents a parody Twitter account that tracks when OpenAI's Codex service resets usage limits, collecting posts from the fictional announcements. The account has logged approximately 35 resets over 26 weeks with an average interval of 8.9 days between resets. The page presents a humorous commentary on the frequency of service disruptions and compensatory limit resets offered to users.
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21 July 2026
The story of AI in 2026 is splintering into parallel economies. At the infrastructure layer, the old hierarchy is finally cracking: AMD shipped Helios, its first rack-scale system, with Microsoft aboard—a genuine threat to Nvidia's 95% stranglehold, though Helios costs $500,000 more per unit. Google is betting further out, etching Gemini's neural architecture directly into silicon with Frozen v2, targeting 6-10x efficiency gains by 2028. These moves suggest the compute abundance that will fuel next-phase AI isn't coming from incremental GPU improvements but from bespoke silicon and distributed efficiency.
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