It has been known for a good long while now that “compute” has become the most valued asset to hold globally. So knowing this, is it a great leap to believe that, due to its scarcity, all and every measure could have been expected to have been made to stretch out the use cases for already existing compute? This is not unforeseen. It is logical. Particularly as each new NVDA platform is many exponents better yet our physical world stays the same.
@nationalpost Possibly some ought to consider that fretful lateness in seizing massive growth opportunities, when done on high-level principle, correlates with negative or stagnant GDP—which matters most and effectively is the economic product of a nation.
@QuesoTrades@Imran_Razaq@ChrisCamillo How could you possibly know the point in time when future demand slows. No one knows this. Presumably you are short or just hold that view. But nothing today supports your statement.