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Palantir Technologies, Inc. engages in the business of building and deploying software platforms that serve as the central operating systems for its customers. It operates through the Commercial and Government segments. The Commercial segment focuses on customers working in non-government industries. The Government segment is involved in providing services to customers that are the United States government and non-United States government agencies. Its platforms are widely used in areas such as defense, intelligence, healthcare, energy, and financial services, supporting data integration, large-scale analytics, and operational decision-making. The company was founded by Alexander Ceadmon Karp, Peter Andreas Thiel, Stephen Cohen, Joseph Lonsdale, and Nathan Dale Gettings in 2003 and is headquartered in Aventura, FL.

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Ethereum is trending as investors weigh conflicting indicators of institutional accumulation and ETF inflows against persistent geopolitical volatility and broader market uncertainty. Community sentiment remains deeply polarized, with active debates centered on whether current price levels represent a bottom-tier accumulation zone or a precursor to further macroeconomic instability.

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Marvell Technology, Inc. engages in the design, development, and sale of integrated circuits. Its products include data processing units, security solutions, automotive, coherent DSP, DCI optical modules, ethernet controllers, ethernet PHYs, ethernet switches, linear driver, PAM DSP, transimpedance amplifiers, fibre channel, HDD, SSD controller, storage accelerators, ASIC, and Marvell government solutions. It operates through the following geographical segments: United States, Singapore, Israel, India, China, and Others. The company was founded by Wei Li Dai and Pantas Sutardja in 1995 and is headquartered in Wilmington, DE.

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Marvell Technology is trending as investors rally behind a new multi-billion dollar strategic partnership with Nvidia that integrates their respective AI infrastructure and custom chip ecosystems. The community is actively discussing the stock's breakout potential as it reclaims key resistance levels, with many traders focusing on the company's surging optics business and long-term positioning within the AI supply chain.

RaveDAO is a global community uniting music, technology, and purpose. Since their first sold-out event at Dubai 2024, they have expanded across Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Asia, hosting world-class experiences with over 100,000 total attendees and 3,000+ attendees for each event.  RaveDAO has worked with top-tier artists like Vintage Culture, Don Diablo, Chris Avantgarde, Lilly Palmer, MORTEN, Bassjackers, and GENESI and has support from Binance, OKX, Bitget, and Polygon. RaveDAO is redefining live entertainment in Web3 and has active partnerships with 1001Tracklists, AMF, and Warner Music.  Beyond the dance floor, RaveDAO channels energy and attention toward impact. In 2025 alone, proceeds from its events helped restore sight to 400+ cataract patients in Nepal and fund over 150 meditation programs across the U.S.

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RaveDAO is surging amid high-volume trading and speculative buzz surrounding its role as a decentralized entertainment protocol, with community members debating whether the rapid valuation jump is a sustainable momentum play or an overextended market trend. Discussion is heavily focused on the project's roadmap of global music events and perceived potential for future institutional partnerships, even as vocal skeptics warn of volatility risks and potential price manipulation.

IDEAYA Biosciences, Inc. engages in the research and development of oncology-focused precision medicine. The firm focuses on the targeted therapeutics for patients selected using molecular diagnostics. Its product candidate, IDE196, is a protein kinase C inhibitor for genetically defined cancers having GNAQ and GNA11 gene mutations. The company was founded by Yujiro S. Hata and Jeffrey Hager in June 2015 and is headquartered in South San Francisco, CA.

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Alpha Tau Medical Ltd. is a clinical-stage oncology therapeutics company, which focuses on the research, development, and commercialization of diffusing alpha-emitters radiation therapy for the treatment of cancer. The firm is involved in the clinical trials at cancer centers with indications that include skin cancer, oral cavity cancer, breast cancer, and pancreatic cancer. The company was founded by Uzi Sofer, Yona Keisari, and Itzhak Kelson in November 2015 and is headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel.

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Softwares going down due to new technology becomes so powerful that it eliminates the need for an entire layer of companies. 

Are you telling me there will be one software company that will exist and that is Anthropic?

“AI wiping out all software companies” is a classic scarcity narrative—and history says these are usually overstated. They do cause disruption, but almost never total destruction.

This has happened in stories many times—but in reality, it usually evolves into expansion, not extinction.

Historical examples where scarcity was WRONG

1. Cloud killed on-prem software ❌

Amazon Web Services

Narrative (2008–2015):
Cloud will eliminate traditional software vendors.

Reality:
 • On-prem didn’t die → it hybridized
 • New giants emerged: cloud + SaaS
 • Old companies adapted (Oracle, Microsoft)

👉 Result: More software companies than ever

⸻

2. Open source killed proprietary software ❌

Linux

Narrative (2000s):
Free software will destroy paid software.

Reality:
 • Open source became a foundation layer
 • Companies built billion-dollar businesses on top
 • Enterprise software still thrives

👉 Result: Layering, not replacement

⸻

3. The internet killed media companies ❌

Netflix

Narrative (late 90s–2000s):
The internet will eliminate traditional media.

Reality:
 • Old models disrupted, yes
 • But new giants formed (streaming, platforms)
 • Content demand exploded

👉 Result: bigger ecosystem, not zero

⸻

4. Mobile apps killed desktop software ❌

Apple

Narrative (2010):
Everything will move to mobile apps.

Reality:
 • Mobile exploded
 • But desktop still critical (work, enterprise, dev tools)

👉 Result: parallel ecosystems

⸻

5. No-code/low-code killed developers ❌

Webflow

Narrative (2018–2022):
Anyone can build apps → developers obsolete.

Reality:
 • Demand for developers actually increased
 • Tools raised abstraction, didn’t remove need

👉 Result: productivity boost, not elimination

⸻

🤖 Now apply this to Anthropic / AI

Anthropic

🔴 The current fear

“AI models become so powerful they replace all software companies.”

⸻

🧠 Why this is likely another myth (with nuance)

1. AI is a layer, not a full stack
 • Models = intelligence layer
 • Software companies = workflow, UX, distribution, domain expertise

👉 AI still needs:
 • Interfaces
 • Integration
 • Data pipelines
 • Industry-specific logic

⸻

2. Software demand actually EXPANDS

Every tech wave:
 • Lowers cost of building → more apps created
 • Increases demand for:
 • customization
 • vertical solutions
 • enterprise integration

👉 AI will likely create more software companies, not fewer

⸻

3. The real shift = value moves up the stack

Winners shift from:
 • “CRUD apps” ❌
to:
 • AI-native workflows
 • data + distribution moats

👉 Weak software dies, not all software

⸻

4. History says: platforms don’t capture everything

Even dominant platforms:
 • Didn’t kill all apps
 • Created ecosystems

Example:
 • AWS didn’t kill SaaS
 • iOS didn’t kill app developers

⸻

⚠️ Where the fear IS valid

There will be disruption:

🔻 Most at risk
 • Simple SaaS tools (thin wrappers)
 • No differentiation / no data moat
 • Repetitive workflow tools

🟢 More resilient
 • Vertical SaaS (healthcare, finance)
 • Companies with proprietary data
 • Distribution + brand
 • Deep workflow integration

⸻

🧠 Key insight (this is the core)

Every time people say:

“This tech removes the need for X industry”

It usually becomes:

👉 “This tech redefines and expands that industry”

⸻

🫀 Final answer to your question
 • ❌ No, Anthropic is unlikely to wipe out all software companies
 • ⚠️ Yes, it will compress margins and kill weak players
 • 🚀 But it will also create more software demand than ever

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Amazing AI work.   Which software did you use? Was this ChatGPT, anthropic, Grok ￼ you nailed the issues very well with however, you formulated your question.
We can see how powerful AI is.
The most important part is all of these companies will be rapid adapters and will probably benefit from the technology of both software and hardware and they’ll start printing money handover fist. ￼

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Softwares going down due to new technology becomes so powerful that it eliminates the need for an entire layer of companies. 

Are you telling me there will be one software company that will exist and that is Anthropic?

“AI wiping out all software companies” is a classic scarcity narrative—and history says these are usually overstated. They do cause disruption, but almost never total destruction.

This has happened in stories many times—but in reality, it usually evolves into expansion, not extinction.

Historical examples where scarcity was WRONG

1. Cloud killed on-prem software ❌

Amazon Web Services

Narrative (2008–2015):
Cloud will eliminate traditional software vendors.

Reality:
 • On-prem didn’t die → it hybridized
 • New giants emerged: cloud + SaaS
 • Old companies adapted (Oracle, Microsoft)

👉 Result: More software companies than ever

⸻

2. Open source killed proprietary software ❌

Linux

Narrative (2000s):
Free software will destroy paid software.

Reality:
 • Open source became a foundation layer
 • Companies built billion-dollar businesses on top
 • Enterprise software still thrives

👉 Result: Layering, not replacement

⸻

3. The internet killed media companies ❌

Netflix

Narrative (late 90s–2000s):
The internet will eliminate traditional media.

Reality:
 • Old models disrupted, yes
 • But new giants formed (streaming, platforms)
 • Content demand exploded

👉 Result: bigger ecosystem, not zero

⸻

4. Mobile apps killed desktop software ❌

Apple

Narrative (2010):
Everything will move to mobile apps.

Reality:
 • Mobile exploded
 • But desktop still critical (work, enterprise, dev tools)

👉 Result: parallel ecosystems

⸻

5. No-code/low-code killed developers ❌

Webflow

Narrative (2018–2022):
Anyone can build apps → developers obsolete.

Reality:
 • Demand for developers actually increased
 • Tools raised abstraction, didn’t remove need

👉 Result: productivity boost, not elimination

⸻

🤖 Now apply this to Anthropic / AI

Anthropic

🔴 The current fear

“AI models become so powerful they replace all software companies.”

⸻

🧠 Why this is likely another myth (with nuance)

1. AI is a layer, not a full stack
 • Models = intelligence layer
 • Software companies = workflow, UX, distribution, domain expertise

👉 AI still needs:
 • Interfaces
 • Integration
 • Data pipelines
 • Industry-specific logic

⸻

2. Software demand actually EXPANDS

Every tech wave:
 • Lowers cost of building → more apps created
 • Increases demand for:
 • customization
 • vertical solutions
 • enterprise integration

👉 AI will likely create more software companies, not fewer

⸻

3. The real shift = value moves up the stack

Winners shift from:
 • “CRUD apps” ❌
to:
 • AI-native workflows
 • data + distribution moats

👉 Weak software dies, not all software

⸻

4. History says: platforms don’t capture everything

Even dominant platforms:
 • Didn’t kill all apps
 • Created ecosystems

Example:
 • AWS didn’t kill SaaS
 • iOS didn’t kill app developers

⸻

⚠️ Where the fear IS valid

There will be disruption:

🔻 Most at risk
 • Simple SaaS tools (thin wrappers)
 • No differentiation / no data moat
 • Repetitive workflow tools

🟢 More resilient
 • Vertical SaaS (healthcare, finance)
 • Companies with proprietary data
 • Distribution + brand
 • Deep workflow integration

⸻

🧠 Key insight (this is the core)

Every time people say:

“This tech removes the need for X industry”

It usually becomes:

👉 “This tech redefines and expands that industry”

⸻

🫀 Final answer to your question
 • ❌ No, Anthropic is unlikely to wipe out all software companies
 • ⚠️ Yes, it will compress margins and kill weak players
 • 🚀 But it will also create more software demand than ever

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@TheBullishTrade what your saying is very much valid however market is simply repricing the valuations of these companies since they no longer can forecast the earnings and growth 5-10yrs out. It&#39;s gonna be ugly for awhile. I own $CRM but not at all excited

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 what your saying is very much valid however market is simply repricing the valuations of these companies since they no longer can forecast the earnings and growth 5-10yrs out. It's gonna be ugly for awhile. I own 