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$13k MRR founder reveals why Meta crushes TikTok for app marketing...

Max built Maxed.ai, a lifting app, with zero coding experience.Here’s where he says to put your effort right now:Early on, skip hiring UGC creators until you know which angles actually drive downloadsGo with Meta over TikTok: “the views are more valuable... higher intent buyers... they just have a higher willingness to pay”Clipping has “really exploded” and it’s still early enough on the wave to make real moneyIt’s a great way to get international exposure and organic downloadsBonus: he started

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CoreWeave's not-so-secret weapons: Price hikes and an Nvidia trump card

Michael Intrator, co-founder and CEO of CoreWeave SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Over the past week, neoclouds came under immense pressure driven by CoreWeave’s bond selloff. But the panic over CoreWeave will most likely prove premature: Neoclouds are well positioned to increase prices through at least 2028, and Nvidia’s support can calm investors in CoreWeave and potentially other neoclouds. Rising prices signal demand remains strong. They also mean that CoreWeave and other cloud operators c

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Applied Materials (AMAT) Opened Its $5 Billion EPIC Center

Applied Materials (NasdaqGS:AMAT) has expanded work with NVIDIA and other chipmakers to use AI tools in chip design and fabrication. The company has activated its EPIC Center, a US$5b process innovation facility focused on next generation semiconductor manufacturing. EPIC is intended as a hub for deeper partnerships between Applied Materials, industry peers and academic groups around AI era chip R&D. The NVIDIA collaboration and EPIC Center rollout sit alongside other shifts in Applied...

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Montréal & McGill

Convicted killer attending McGill law school divides students over safety, 2nd chances

The attendance of a convicted murderer on day parole at McGill’s law faculty is highlighting the tension between public safety concerns and successful offender reintegration. Several students say they feel vulnerable and frustrated by a lack of transparency regarding Jeffrey George Ewert's violent past against women, while his lawyer and student supporters argue he deserves a second chance.

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