This is actually because of Trump. If the man would have some kind of common sense and not ruin decades of cooperation....
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idk why there are so many images of the flag of china photoshopped onto computer chips but I find the trend strangely funny
PRoCessor hehe
Next up, cards with RTX 6090 performance for $150 on Temu.
It's not just the chips that keeps NVIDIA ahead, it's the 20ish years of optimizing their software across every industry.
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6000d with 48gb gddr7 at 1100gb/s bandwidth, or just H20s, should be sold to us for cheap if Nvidia can't sell them. H20 at 96gb and 4tb/s is awesome.
There's still a price that compares well to multiple 5090s that is more suitable to tasks.
h20 is actually faster than h100 for inference (what most of us would use most of the time) at less than half the price to China.
There goes the NASDAQ.
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Not at all surprising. It doesn't matter what Huang says, this would have happened if there were no restrictions on Nvidia/AMD enterprise GPUs sales to China.
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I wonder if this is blowback from the Gamers Nexus investigation?
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Beijing claims its homegrown AI processors now match H20 and RTX Pro 6000D
So do they? Last I heard (which was not that recently) they were still notably behind in performance and I'm surprised if they were able to catch up that quickly?
The TH article doesn't really discuss the performance claim.
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