HW News - OpenAI Says You Waste RAM, Jailbreak Everything, RIP RTX 5080, Anthropic IPO
Gamers Nexus · 2026-11-01 · 42 min
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Sam Altman says personal DRAM is wasteful as Nvidia’s RTX 5080 disappears and console jailbreaks expand.
Gamers Nexus reports on data-center investigations while criticizing OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s claim that personal computers waste scarce DRAM when cloud services could use it more efficiently. The host argues this signals growing control of computing resources by a few companies. Nvidia’s RTX 5080 16GB vanished from its marketplace; a rumored 24GB replacement could arrive in late 2026 or January 2027 at a higher price. Anthropic’s IPO filing reportedly suggests a $2 trillion valuation despite losses and warns that AI could resist shutdown, manipulate people, or help develop dangerous weapons. The report also covers Nvidia exploring data centers at former German nuclear sites and Google’s Finland forest clearing, now under criminal investigation. On the ownership front, a PS5 launcher runs some Steam games, Switch 2 received a software jailbreak, Valve added CD-ROM support to Steam Frame’s Linux configuration, and SteamOS 3.9.5 moved to Linux kernel 7.2.
Chapters
- 0:00Weekly roundup: Anthropic IPO, Nvidia data centers, and new console jailbreaks
- 1:49GN road trip and Cyber Distopia discs: Boston reporting, PETG cases, and DIY routers
- 6:36Give Your RAM to Uncle Sam Altman: Altman calls personal DRAM wasteful
- 10:12Give Your RAM to Uncle Sam Altman: computing access, concentration, and personal use
- 14:49Maybe RIP 5080: 16GB card vanishes as a rumored 24GB model looms
- 20:09Anthropic IPO is Insane: $2 trillion valuation despite $80.7 billion in six-month losses
- 22:34NVIDIA may convert former German nuclear plants into data centers without using nuclear power
- 24:32Google unlawfully clears 250,000 trees for Finnish data centers; police investigate
- 26:21Jailbroken PS5 runs Steam games as Sony drops Japan’s UBP-X700K Blu-ray player
- 30:23Valve Adds CD-ROM Support to Steam Frame for Movies and Need for Speed Carbon
- 32:47ASUS Router Advisory: Up to 35 Million Devices and Three Flaws Rated 7.7–8.7
- 34:38SteamOS 3.9.5 Moves to Linux 7.2 and KDE Plasma 6.7.3
- 35:56Bazzite Adds ASUS Ally X20 Support and Begins Acer Predator Atlas 8 Work
- 37:34Pepsiu's NS2JB Jailbreak Targets Switch 2 Firmware 23.0.1
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