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While NVIDIA seems to be doing really well, there are also a few concerning signs - accounts receivable (stuff it has yet to be paid for yet) is growing, along with inventory, suggesting generous payment terms that could go sideways in an economic panic. www.wheresyoured.at/the-haters-g...

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I'm an academic physicist with an HPC focus. You used to be able to buy GPUs for science at reasonable prices but academia is priced out now though access is still available through govt supercomputers. If they drop the price by a factor 10 we'd be happy to buy them but that would kill NV margins.

don't worry, I'm sure they'll all pivot to using the blackwell gpus to mine buttcoins, then start buying weird research chemicals on the darkdankdungeon web, soon after altman and huang will disrupt local street corners with their grand new business idea

Prior to AI book Nvidia still did a pretty darn good business being the premier graphics card for gaming computing and other computers. When the bubble pops, theyll likely just shrink back to that op. It would be valued less but certainly survive.