X discussions from September 30, 2026 focus on RWA (Real World Assets) momentum in crypto markets. A Bitmain executive announced a new bull market driven by Bitcoin's long-term recovery, BlackRock ETF inflows, AI agents, stablecoins, and RWA tokenization. Users debate RWA's integration into DeFi as collateral and productive capital, while tracking the Concrete Protocol ($CT) token launch on Binance with analysis of its liquidity pools and market positioning.
Multiple tech companies are aggressively expanding AI capital expenditures: Tesla secured a $30 billion financing package for planned infrastructure investments, Nvidia announced a $150 billion buyback, and OpenAI raised $30 billion at a $1.4 trillion valuation. TSMC reports strong AI-driven demand with N3 chip shortages expected to persist through 2027-2028, supporting pricing power and margin stability despite increased capex requirements.
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Spirula Studio is a standalone application that trains 3D Gaussian Splatting models from photos or videos to create textured meshes, supporting NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Apple GPUs via Vulkan with efficient VRAM usage and native support for 360° cameras.
The Pyrowave video codec is now available in Steam's beta testing program, allowing users to test the new codec technology through the Steam platform.
SRIT India, a Bengaluru-based IT services company with 26 years of experience, launched its IPO on September 28-30, 2026, with a price band of ₹123-₹130 and IPO size of ₹218.40 crore. The company provides digital solutions and system integration for government and enterprises, with FY26 revenue of ₹4499.99 million and PAT margin of 9.62%. Discussion also covers AI capital expenditure trends, with projected 2026 AI capex at $1.3 trillion, half financed through debt, raising concerns about sustainability as interest rates remain elevated.