Chamath Palihapitiya

Yeah.

Something like that.

Something like that with 750 gigs of RAM.

So what do you think about the desktop going back to workstation slash server status?

Or this new Dell that's coming out.

And I really think the idea of...

spending $10,000 on a powerful desktop will appeal to people if it lowers their $500 a month Claude bill.

This is an incredible savings.

Plus you get the benefit of privacy and not educating the language models on your personal data.

And I'm curious what you think of the operating system.

What's eventually going to be the operating system of this workstation?

Yeah.

And does it need to eventually become its own operating system in your mind?

Yeah, I mean, they're stable, they're customizable, and you're not at the mercy of Apple's desire to contain the experience or Microsoft's surface area for hackers.

You build something rock solid, and it does feel like Linux might actually become the eventual winner.

It may not need to have a front-end.

That's the thing.

You've done great as a consumer company, lot of love there.

Now I'm starting to see corporations with computer starting engaging.

In fact, you'll be happy to know this, last week I took two people in my back office and I said, stop working on OpenClaw.