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NVIDIA may have a much bigger problem than anyone expected.
Jensen Huang warned that excess chip wafers and memory were coming at NVIDIA like an “avalanche” as major cloud providers started shifting towards their own AI chips.
This sparked a clash with CFO Colette Kress, who was worried about the company’s growing financial commitments. Huang called her “a deer in the headlights” for questioning the deals.
NVIDIA also cut its planned OpenAI computing guarantee from $250 billion to $125 billion.
Now, the company is asking TSMC to scale back chip orders
Jensen Huang was the most reasonable CEO of all the big companies. Everything he said was well thought out and measured. He stuck to engineering principles and he wouldn’t have clashed with the new administration
He shouldn’t have been knived
No one’s gonna fill Jensen’s shoes, but Nvidia’s most crucial move now is appointing a CEO who’s at least from a technical background, not the CFO or anyone who’s chosen externally for political reasons. Anything less will be the beginning of a downfall
I don’t know what they were thinking at Instagram when they thought creating group chats on the fly from the share sheet is a good idea. Their hiring quality shows in these stupid decisions
True but dedicated IP thieves are fewer than those who flood stores with almost exact clones. Also if they’re legit games devs it’s easier for them to “fork” the concept. Stealing a concept and remixing it has been a part of tech evolution, but cheap clones who literally use 90% of a game in different stores really harm discoverability of legit games
@Gunnerpuppers@SmashJT Running local models or other hosted models that aren’t as good as Claude’s are much harder entry barriers for people who only want to clone