Iranian President Pezeshkian said rising inflation has eroded the real value of wages despite nominal pay increases.

1. Direct Investment in Energy and Data Center Companies: Nvidia has invested in companies like Cloverleaf, SB Energy, and Lancium, aiming to secure new power and data center resources in advance and ultimately use this power for Nvidia GPU deployment. 2. Leasing Data Centers Initially: Nvidia has signed approximately $20 billion in data center leasing commitments, sometimes securing server rooms first and then gradually transferring them to cloud service providers and other customers. 3. Global Search for Idle Power: Nvidia is tracking available land, power, and data center resources globally, focusing particularly on regions with available power, such as Northern Europe and Texas, and helping customers match power suppliers with data center developers. 4. Shift to Smaller, Distributed Data Centers: Compared to large campuses with complex approval processes and long construction cycles, Nvidia and its customers are increasingly focusing on smaller projects to reduce the risk of large projects failing to reach power on time. 5. Developing Modular Data Centers: Breaking down traditional data centers into many standardized, prefabricated modules and utilizing existing power-connected sites such as factories and office buildings facilitates rapid deployment. For example, Crusoe launched a 1MW modular data center with a volume only the size of a shipping container. 6. MaxLPS Staggered GPU Power Consumption: NVIDIA launched the MaxLPS power management system, which uses software, sensors, and in-rack control devices to stagger server power consumption peaks. NVIDIA claims that up to 40% more GPUs can be deployed with the same power capacity.

According to US officials and sources, US President Trump will hold a series of bilateral meetings with leaders of several countries during his attendance at the UN General Assembly this week. US Ambassador to the UN Mike Walz previously stated that Trump is expected to arrive in New York on Monday afternoon local time, attend a "political event" at Trump Tower that evening, and address the UN General Assembly on Tuesday morning. Walz indicated that Trump will emphasize his administration's performance in "facing complex issues around the world" and discuss "the importance of ensuring Iran never possesses nuclear weapons." US media reports also indicate that Trump is willing to meet with Iranian President Pezechzian during the UN General Assembly; Israeli media reports that Trump will not meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu during the General Assembly. The main meetings scheduled are as follows: 1. Ukrainian President Zelensky – Zelensky himself stated on Sunday that he had agreed to meet with Trump in New York, and sources indicate the meeting is expected to take place on Tuesday. 2. British Prime Minister Burnham – Trump will hold a separate bilateral meeting with him on Tuesday, marking the first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders. 3. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi – Also scheduled to meet with Trump on Tuesday. 4. Gulf Cooperation Council Leaders – Trump will attend a meeting of the council's leaders on Tuesday, expected to discuss the conflict with Iran, followed by a reception for the council. 5. Venezuelan Interim President Rodriguez – Trump will meet with him face-to-face for the first time during the reception. Rodriguez received support from Washington after the US military ousted former President Maduro. 6. Iraqi Prime Minister Zaidi – According to Iraqi media reports last week, Trump will meet with him sometime during the UN General Assembly.