“Evo is a genomic foundation model that enables prediction and generation tasks from the molecular to genome scale. Using an architecture based on advances in deep signal processing, Evo is trained on 7 billion parameters with a context length of 131 kilobases at single-nucleotide resolution. Evo captures two fundamental aspects of biology—the multimodality of the central dogma and the multiscale nature of evolution.“
Elliott are after Honeywell with a $5bn stake and a letter arguing for a break-up.
This chart from their letter shows how splitting up has led to improved performance – which so far the stock market has rewarded handsomely (e.g. CARR is worth more now than UTX was pre-spins).
The transformation of technology to the -as-a-service model has led to many positives, yet it has led to a situation where users don’t own anything.
This creates vulnerabilities – “years ago websites were made of files; now they are made of dependencies.”
“If the current trend of technology is sweeping us in a direction of “everything is amazing, but nothing is ours”, Technology that’s Actually Yours could be the next great counter-trend.“
The semiconductor manufacturing company’s $65bn foray into the Arizona desert is a meeting of cultures, technologies, education, politics, and geopolitics.
Through interviews with dozens of employees, this article addresses the still open question – will it succeed?
Despite the yield whipsaw last week, 10-year rates were starting to price in a term premium, likely due to worries about the US fiscal position under Trump.
