| numberwang said: AI bubble could pop now that cheap new AI models are just copying existing models ("distilling") without the need for extensive training. Nvidia has to serve gamers once again. **Nvidia stock making investors sad** |
There are rumors that demand for Blackwell GPUs for AI is lower than expected, in part for what you've said and also because those chips are too hot and power hungry even for them. That means that Nvidia will have to either negotiate with TSMC to cut orders or use those already booked waffers for gaming GPUs.
We'll see what they'll do, if it's true.
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