Roblox move towards video

Reading some news about the evolution of Roblox, I discovered they has developed the ability to: Long story short: they are exploring how to monetize and incorporate videos into their platform. It would be interesting to understand how Google profits from this. When looking at the P&L of the company, there are two things that … Read more

Sovereign debt map

We did an event where we were discussing about sovereign debt. Very interesting conversation where we ended with this map. We discussed about many things, and for just 1 hour we did a lot. Is the map wrong? I’m sure it is, they all are wrong, some are useful.

Quantum Generative Adversarial Networks (QGANs)

Quantum Generative Adversarial Networks (QGANs) are an advanced form of generative models that leverage quantum computing to enhance data generation capabilities. They build on the classical Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) framework, which consists of two neural networks: a generator and a discriminator: Why do I want to use QGANs? An initial representation (a map) about … Read more

Private Credits and debt dependencies

Listening the this episode of Kapital’s podcast titled “Too big to bail” (it’s in Spanish), I took my time to draw some of the dependencies commented there. It’s interesting to see how capital flows move from one place to other. After 2008, the commercial banks saw how the regulation limited their ability to get loans … Read more

NVQLink by NVIDIA

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced NVQLink, a new open system architecture designed to connect their powerful GPU supercomputers with quantum processors (QPUs). This hybrid computing approach aims to: I have used the basis of the previous map, but I have taken the opportunity to do a revision and reorganizing components. NVQLink plays the game here, … Read more

Weight loss drugs, second session

10 months ago I organized a session to discuss about weight loss drugs. I have followed this sector and I found many advance in just 10 months, so that I felt interested to discuss again with others about it. This was the result map. But I would like to add some comments we reviewed. Notes: … Read more

IONQ and Google Announcements

This week IONQ and Google did a couple of announcements. The achievements are necessary and small steps in the long run of this race, and they done in different spaces. In plain english: IONQ has improved their error control and Google has been able to run quantum models in a physical computer. Using the Wardley … Read more

Why people is buying gold?

I have not an answer for that question, but when you look at the history and see things with perspective of time you can understand some reasons to do it. I build a map with my understanding of the scenario we have lived during last 250 years. We have had different monetary systems, where gold … Read more

Fed’s “skinny” Master Account

Today, in the Payments Innovation Conference this morning done in the Federal Reserve (from now on “Fed”) something relevant has been announced. WASHINGTON, Oct 21 (Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Reserve is studying the creation of a new account that would provide access to Fed payment services for firms that currently rely on third parties … Read more

Tesla Insurance

Coming from the idea that “Your new car is not 100% yours“ Tesla offers insurance based on telemetry data, enabling them to make discounts based on miles, driving patterns and other data extracted from the vehicle. Where? Some data they log Update 24/October/2025 I was wrong, Lemonade (Insurance company), is using the API to track … Read more