Bighorn ram: bahh ("I'm in danger")

That depends heavily on what the server is used for... But yes, AI servers are full of RAM, and GPUs which have even more RAM on them.

You have just described the current state of the steel industry.

We don't have any domestic manufacturing left in almost all sectors, after they outsourced, the ones that didn't follow went out of business, or had to chisel down their workers, their pollution controls, and their quality.

There aren't US made options left for most stuff, even though we invented most of this stuff and it's mass production. We handed east asia all of our tech, built their factories for them, on 99 year leases in china, that could be taken away at any moment, and enjoyed making profits on the backs of the exploited masses of Asians and other low cost countries.

Tariffs on these goods is a union issue, that the democrats betrayed the unions let the current president co-opt it to do an end run around the dems on the left, obviously he was always full of shit, but we all know the voters at large don't know that.

Oh there are still options...there are always options

Technology!

sure, but all fiduciary money is fantasy money

^ Lemmy's understanding of economics right here. We're staring down the barrel of Great Depression 2.0 and the trigger finger tightened over the last three days. Lemmy's take:

"The stock market is gambling for rich people and nothing to do with the real world. The 'economy' and 'economic indicators' are for rich people and, being poor, I don't participate in the economy." Then goes on to bitch about how the economy is fucking them.

I've read somewhere that it is still a more than 200% grow in value, even considering the last dive. Will post the source if I find it again...
EDIT : Here "Even accounting for Friday’s expected drop, the value of the government’s stake in Intel has grown by 280%."

So they bought 10% for $8.9 billion? So Intel's market cap is only $89 billion? No, earlier this month it was $350 bn. So what's going on here?

It manufactures billions short term for a few people, who don't care about the shit storm they created. They'll be sleeping like babies (or with babies, depends on the billionaire in question) while the rest of the world starves.

Wait, you don't make your toast by disabling the fans and then overclocking your GPU? How do you make toast then??

Intel

Realistic expectations

Choose one.

Stocks are based on emotions rather than success or failure.

New information has come to light that makes them believe that the growth they expected would occur in the future will be smaller than they previously thought. So they haven’t lost any money, except for the people who were betting on the potential future growth being higher.

If their projections are lower and deemed to be realistic compared to other stocks then people willmove to the other under the assumption it will perform better.

https://youtu.be/G0zNWswcqMg

"Sir, we're mining too many useless minerals." Hitler: "Mine less then"

Grammar Nazi bursts in

"MINE FEWER."

Hitler looks over "Yes?"

Late 2028 maybe. But imo the floor has been permanetly raised, it won't be as cheap even when it is cheap.

In q3 of 2028

With AI getting to the point it can decompile and rewrite any software you will be lucky to be able to buy home components at all in the future. The wealthy want to take over compute and the only way to protect their code (AKA Imaginary Property) is to prevent you from having it in memory or stored locally.

3. The bloodbath is a single-digit percentage, leaving no room for hyperbolic descriptors of textbook stock market corrections.

Intel makes most of it’s money selling to data centers and renting out it’s manufacturing capabilities to companies, they do make a lot of money selling chips for computers still but that hasn’t seen a huge decline. This selloff is more due to concerns about the datacenter side of the business.

These sell offs are about projected future revenue, and what analysts think is likely. The sell of tells us those folks are worried about the future rate of datacenter construction not growing, and thus demand for chips to go in to them also not growing.

There are already supply contracts all the way through 2027, ‘28, and most of ‘29. Even if it pops today, new supply wouldn’t start to become available until closer to 2029 at the earliest. And the price floor has permanently been raised, because the manufacturers have seen what consumers are willing to pay.

intel’s sales to datacenters and their foundry services (making other people’s chips) are larger than their sale of chips for PCs, has been for over a year now. Even a decade ago intel only made slightly more from PC sales than they did datacenters. They’ve been huge in the server world ever since Lin-tel systems devoured sun’s market share in the 2000s.

Woah do you think