8 comments

  • u1hcw9nx 1 hour ago
    I would like to see the numbers.

    If Nvidia sells hardware for $100B with 75% cross margin, and provides $50 billion in backstop for that same hardware, it would be still be nicely profitable deal ($25B) if the backstop capacity would be a total write-off recovering $0. Reselling that capacity in some large discount below already low backstop price would increase the profits.

    It's all those pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and Softbank getting into that $500 billion deal that will be hurt.

    • NewJazz 1 hour ago
      Businesses aim to make the most profit possible with their resources. If they can make a 25% margin that is good, but if they can turn around sell thr same thing for a 50% margin, that is much better.

      Basically what i am saying is maybe there is a better buyer than openai.

  • behnamoh 43 minutes ago
    In other words: the investments that were never going to happen are not going to happen.
  • Noaidi 1 hour ago
    The Möbius strip of AI financing continues…
    • sidewndr46 17 minutes ago
      it seems much more like Relativity by M. C. Escher where no one is quite sure how to exit without bringing everything down with them?
  • formvoltron 55 minutes ago
    wobble wobble
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  • gymbeaux 9 minutes ago
    What would happen to Nvidia, Anthropic, OpenAI, if tomorrow someone released an open weights model on HuggingFace that matched performance and accuracy of Opus 5 running locally on an RTX 5070? That won’t happen tomorrow, but it will likely happen someday… what’s the plan beyond “don’t be the one holding the bags?”
    • d_sem 1 minute ago
      I guess I'd like to understand the technical reasoning on how you think an how an Opus 5 could over time fit on an RTX 5070.