Cyberspace trilogy finale visualizes global AI compute: 3/4 under the US flag
LeviTurk · x · 2026-11-03
Levi Turk released the final film of his cyberspace trilogy. Citing his earlier work: spread all AI compute on Earth as one planet — about 15 billion teraflop/s — roughly three quarters fly the American flag, China holds about a seventh, and the land the "Superhacker" grows on belongs to a handful of companies.
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