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Cisco then. Nvidia now. Bubbles gonna bubble. We all know how this ends. pic.twitter.com/q6VtzeG5P6 — Jacob King (@JacobKinge) November 26, 2025 No one said they failed… After it popped, it took a decade to recover. Nvidia will recover of course, but after destroying everyone that’s bought into that bubble. In today’s day and age, people …
Nvidia will eventually lose 60 to 70% market share. pic.twitter.com/agyse2XC0c — The Great Martis (@great_martis) September 12, 2025 Is it true AI companies are depreciating their hardware over a 20+ year period instead of 3 in their earnings reports? If so, they're hiding their debt and falsifying earnings estimates. — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) September 12, 2025
Cisco, the San Jose-based technology giant, has announced another round of layoffs affecting Bay Area workers, marking a familiar pattern of reporting skyrocketing revenue followed by drastic job cuts. According to Aug. 13 WARN filings with California’s Employment Development Department, the company will eliminate 221 positions across its Milpitas and San Francisco offices. WARN documents …
The breach wasn’t sudden. It was slow, silent, and entirely preventable. In February 2025, Chinese state-backed hackers gained full access to Canada’s telecommunications infrastructure. Not a single firewall tripped. Not one alert sounded. The door had been left wide open since October 2023. Cisco had flagged the issue early. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2023-20198, carried …
Nvidia is worth 11.7% of the US GDP now. At the peak of the DotCom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of the US GDP. byu/HighYieldLarry inFluentInFinance
At the height of the dotcom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of US GDP. Today $NVDA market cap is worth 11.7% of GDP, over 200% higher… https://t.co/k0UJcdPPN0 pic.twitter.com/pkpj8uVyfb — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) September 11, 2024
At the height of the dotcom bubble, Cisco was worth 5.5% of US GDP. Today market cap of Nvidia is worth 11.7% of GDP, over 200% higher… byu/RobertBartus inEconomyCharts
“ We conclude that Plaintiffs’ allegations, accepted as true, are sufficient to state a plausible claim that Cisco provided essential technical assistance to the “douzheng” of Falun Gong with awareness that the international law violations of torture, arbitrary detention, disappearance, and extrajudicial killing were substantially likely to take place,” U.S. Circuit Judge Marsha Berzon wrote …
