I’ve been receiving a bunch of questions on the Nuvacore Series A. I’ve never seen this much buzz around an early stage startup. It’s an absolute feeding frenzy.
I think that this says a lot about the industry and where investors believe it’s headed with CPU innovation.
Why do I think one of Qualcomm’s custom wins is $AMZN? It’s actually easy to deduce based on who showed up on video, what was said on the earnings call, and need.
1/ Google currently has 3-4 vendors doing varying degree of TPU work. I don’t think they have the capacity for another partner at this juncture. Qualcomm’s newest IP won’t be ready for a custom chip starting for revenue at the end of calendar 2026.
2/ Satya was on stage for the accelerator so he would have just said custom if this were the case.
3/ Zuck was on stage for CPU so would have just said custom too.
4/ Qualcomm said during Q2 earnings that it was a “largest class” hyperscaler. This leaves Amazon and maybe Oracle but what chip IP does Oracle have to integrate?
5/ By default this leaves Amazon. Amazon did business with AlphaWave previously. Guessing it’s a custom combo Graviton+Trainium derivative with AlphaWave connectivity? Custom Graviton with an NVLink port?
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@MtnTimeInvestor@amitisinvesting Questions are good. The company has a solid execution record for years. Is there something in the past that drives the questions or just that this is a new space?
@amitisinvesting Institutions excited about datacenter and automotive and the 40% non-smartphone CAGR. They blended the smartphone side which pulled some of the excitement. Retail just being retail.
@Stonefoxcapital@rodolfor It’ll all depend on the accelerator IP and the IP’s TOPS per density of the chip. Same rules apply as GPUs. Heck, could even be a video decoder chip. Not as good vis on this one.
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Wow. “The last decade belonged to those who could write software. The next will likely belong to those who can harness AI to transform the physical world.”
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I’ve been receiving a bunch of questions on the Nuvacore Series A. I’ve never seen this much buzz around an early stage startup. It’s an absolute feeding frenzy.
I think that this says a lot about the industry and where investors believe it’s headed with CPU innovation.