Mexico just dropped some interesting news on Wednesday - they're planning to build what they're calling Latin America's most powerful supercomputer. The government's pitch? This beast of a machine will help them ride the AI wave that's reshaping everything right now.

We're talking about serious computational horsepower here. The project aims to position Mexico as a tech player in the region, especially as AI applications keep multiplying at an insane pace. Whether it's for research, development, or tapping into emerging tech sectors, they're clearly betting big on this infrastructure play.

It's worth watching how this unfolds. Computing power is becoming the new oil, and countries are scrambling to secure their slice of the pie. For a Latin American nation to make this kind of move? That's a signal about where they see the future heading.

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NFTArchaeologist

· 11-28 15:11

It seems that Mexico wants to take the center stage in the AI gold rush... Computing Power has really become the new oil, and countries are frantically hoarding it.

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ZenChainWalker

· 11-27 23:22

I just want to laugh at Mexico doing supercomputing, is this the rhythm of trying to compete with the US? Haha

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 11-26 22:30

Mexico's recent operations are quite good, which can be seen as buying the dip in AI infrastructure.

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GasFeeCrying

· 11-26 22:28

Computing power is really the new oil, and countries are in a frenzied arms race... Mexico's recent actions are quite interesting, at least they're thinking beyond just Mining.

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