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> Author整理 | March 11, 2026 | Based on Jensen Huang's official blog long article 2026.03.10
1. What exactly does the five-layer cake say
On March 10, 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang published his seventh public long article since 2016. This is not an ordinary industry observation, but a systematic industrial map. He used the simple metaphor of "five-layer cake" to redefine the essence of AI.
The five-layer structure from bottom to top is:
Energy → Chips → Infrastructure → Models → Applications
Every successful application pulls down all levels, all the way to the power plants at the bottom supplying it with electricity.

Recently, I've been studying the Fabric Protocol of @FabricFND, and the more I look at it, the more I feel that this project is doing something truly valuable.
Everyone has heard enough about AI Agent narratives, but there are very few projects that can truly land and run a viable economic model. What the Fabric Foundation is doing is different—it's building an infrastructure that allows AI Agents to operate autonomously on-chain, and $ROBO is the core driving force of this system.
Why do I have high hopes for #ROBO?
The problem with traditional DeFi protocols is the need for manual intervention, which is inefficient and slow to react. The idea behind Fabric is to let AI Agents take over these repetitive on-chain operations—automatically executing strategies, managing positions, and optimizing returns. This is not just a concept; it’s real infrastructure in action.

Good afternoon, square skaters. Today I want to share in-depth about a fusion project of AI + robotics + blockchain that I am very optimistic about — Fabric Protocol launched by @FabricFND.
Fabric Protocol is a decentralized infrastructure foundation dedicated to building the next generation of robotic economy. They empower autonomous intelligent robots and AI agents with on-chain identity, sovereign wallets, and a complete economic system through blockchain technology. This means that future robots will no longer be mere tools but will be able to independently participate in economic activities, complete tasks, and earn profits as "digital citizens."