I’m happy with how Venice turned out. I couldn’t find a chart of the peak single-socket DRAM bandwidth across all the EPYC generations so I made one.
Rome/Milan->Genoa was a 2.25x increase in bandwidth.
Turin->Venice w/ MRDIMMs is a 2.6x increase.
Sam Altman told Samsung executives that AI demand has been “double counted,” according to Korea’s Financial News.
In a closed-door session with about 50 Samsung presidents on Oct 31, Altman reportedly said only OpenAI and Anthropic are driving major demand growth.
He warned of supply shocks and turbulence ahead but said he expects AI demand to surge in the long run.
Ridge Racer 7 (2006)
Released as a PS3 launch title, it runs natively at 1080p and 60 FPS, utilizing fully baked lighting and static environments rather than relying on demanding real time shadows
Sam Altman told Samsung executives AI demand has been "double counted" amid neocloud bubble concerns.
He said only OpenAI and Anthropic drive major demand growth, warning of supply shocks and turbulence, but expects AI demand to surge long term.
Source: fnnews h/t @jukan05
It would be hilarious (idk about legal and contracts he’s under) if he just made a new company tbh
Funniest thing would be he joins Intel or amd as ceo and their current ceo becomes head of Nvidia haha
Just so everybody gets a clear image about this.
If the board removes him as CEO, several clear boundaries apply:
• Every share Jensen Huang already owns outright is his legal property. He retains full voting rights for those shares and can hold them, borrow against them, or dump them on the open market whenever he chooses (subject only to standard SEC insider trading blackout windows if he remains on the board, or Rule 144 volume limits if he steps down completely).
• The only shares a board can claw back or cancel upon termination are unvested performance stock units (PSUs) or restricted stock units (RSUs) that have not yet met their time or performance milestones. Given that Jensen co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and holds roughly 3.5% of the company outright, the vast majority of his multi-billion-dollar stake is long since vested.
• Because he is Nvidia's largest individual shareholder, firing him against his will creates an immediate existential headache for the board. As an outside shareholder, he could launch a proxy fight to replace the board directors at the next annual meeting, start a rival silicon venture and poach Nvidia's top CUDA and architecture leads, or threaten to liquidate tens of billions of dollars in stock, cratering the share price for institutional investors.
In short, firing a founder who owns over $100 billion in vested stock does not strip him of power; it just turns him into an activist shareholder with infinite capital and zero fiduciary obligations to protect the board.
Tbh if someone said “i really want gta6. I’ll deal with 30fps even though it sucks as its the only option for now”
That’s fine
People get too caught up in mindsets. I’m not a big gta guy so I’m really quite happy to wait though
Is it so hard to openly admit "I don't like playing games at 30 FPS but I'm going to make an exception for GTA VI simply because of how many years I've been waiting for it" for Rockstar accounts with a big followers count?
Why do you have to dickride the company instead?
@halfrican411 No, but he’s the one who makes most of the decisions
Imo it’s like when Steve Jobs left Apple back in the day.
I do hope you’re right though
Jensen is Nvidia tbh. And from a business perspective Jensen has a vision with a great leadership
An affair isn’t great and two is worse, but for the company bad products and vision is worse than anything
“Venice is now the x86 CPU to get, and in many cases we do not need to qualify that with x86. More interestingly, while Zen 6 provides a significant uplift in performance from its microarchitectural improvements, it is not really an earth-shattering change.“
This looks crazy.
It sucks that as amazing as this is, community efforts is the best we’ll probably ever get for a full remake or remaster and nothing official
@TomaszOracz How did I defend his behavior?
I’m saying that what he did isn’t good, but I think him as ceo is better for the company because Jensen is Nvidia at this point
I also worry another ceo will be even worse for gaming.
Shift Up has expressed interest in developing its games for Microsoft's next-generation Xbox platform.
https://t.co/HfzuwZnTkn
Shift Up's CTO, Lee Dong-gi, said:
"Personally, I'm looking forward to the next-generation Xbox, 'Helix.' From an engineering perspective, I would appreciate it if Microsoft could provide a development kit to us as early as possible. If we're among the first developers in Korea to receive one, we'll work hard and make the most of the opportunity."