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To quite what degree the reported truth is accurate, who knows, but I certainly expect him to go out this way.
Go watch before Jensen nukes it!

It was assumed long ago, now it's all coming out. GN was right all along.
Maybe TNA will finally get a 4090 under £1k![]()

Nvidia has been playing the world's biggest game of channel stuffing. Invest in AI companies (and not just startups) on the condition that money is used to buy GPUs. Even if they don't need the GPUs at that time it's still attractive because news of an NVidia investment attracts other investors.![]()
NVIDIA Allegedly Engineered Scarcity By Funding AI Startups To Buy Its GPUs
Following the departure of now-former NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang, a new report by The Wall Street Journal (via Wccftech) has emerged alleging that NVIDIA artificially inflated the ongoing GPU and memory shortage by investing in AI startups that would go on to buy NVIDIA GPUs and build data centers....www.techpowerup.com
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Why would i want a 4090? My 5070Ti playd everything and I dont need to faff around with mods unlike yourself![]()
If you think you're getting a new generation of cards anytime soon, think again. Nvidia is notorious for not releasing new cards until all the old cards sitting in stock are all sold off, famously ending production runs months before the cards officially become EOL to maintain artificial scarcity and sky high prices. With hundreds of billions of stock sitting unused in warehouses, even Amazon has them, there won't be any new cards for the foreseeable future as Nvidia does not dump old stock onto the market at reduced prices thats not the Nvidia way. Besides all those data centres have got to see at least several years of usage to recover some of their cost before they think about upgrades and thats Nvidia's market now gaming revenue doesn't even register on their official sales figures anymore.Nvidia has been playing the world's biggest game of channel stuffing. Invest in AI companies (and not just startups) on the condition that money is used to buy GPUs. Even if they don't need the GPUs at that time it's still attractive because news of an NVidia investment attracts other investors.
Companies that don't need investment get offered priority access to GPUs by Nvidia, on the condition they buy now and commit to buying more over the next few years. Again, that means customers buying GPUs the may not need.
Result: artificial scarcity, rising prices and NVidia's revenue skyrocketing.
If the AI industry had kept expanding and finally figured out how to make money, this may well have worked. But now there are going to be warehouses full of GPUs and AI servers that can't be deployed, owned by companies that may have to sell them to bring in some cash in the near future. As soon as that happens the market falls off a cliff.
If you think you're getting a new generation of cards anytime soon, think again. Nvidia is notorious for not releasing new cards until all the old cards sitting in stock are all sold off, famously ending production runs months before the cards officially become EOL to maintain artificial scarcity and sky high prices. With hundreds of billions of stock sitting unused in warehouses, even Amazon has them, there won't be any new cards for the foreseeable future as Nvidia does not dump old stock onto the market at reduced prices thats not the Nvidia way. Besides all those data centres have got to see at least several years of usage to recover some of their cost before they think about upgrades and thats Nvidia's market now gaming revenue doesn't even register on their official sales figures anymore.
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NVIDIA Allegedly Engineered Scarcity By Funding AI Startups To Buy Its GPUs
Following the departure of now-former NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang, a new report by The Wall Street Journal (via Wccftech) has emerged alleging that NVIDIA artificially inflated the ongoing GPU and memory shortage by investing in AI startups that would go on to buy NVIDIA GPUs and build data centers....www.techpowerup.com
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