im sure its fine
>>539778396Buy the dip niggers
>>539778396Is the bubble popping?
>>539778463never ever listen to a fucking jew
>>539778463>abstain from the marketUnderstood.
Bros this stock was just listed in Feb 2025 at $30 a share. Buying the dip may unironically be a very smart move in this case. 3 month chart is up $80 even with this much of a dip. I doubt very many people have lost money on it.
>>539778396I'm still up 70%.
>>539778690and jews didn't tell you to sell on those highs?
>>539778396That's less than Musk, though.
>>539778463i bought physical gold and silver
>>539778981kek no it’s not you fucking retard
>>539778690When in doubt, zoom out!
>>539778396A tale as old as Israel
It is fine. Normies heard memory shortage and thought it would go on forever. By the time it became common knowledge, the companies were already deep into correcting it.
>>539778396I bought at 2100, I'm going to be fucking sick.
>>539778463Are you retarded? The micro sd card and flash drives are dying out because the npc's took the bait and bought cloud subscriptions. That line will keep going down for a long time.
>>539779277>The micro sd card and flash drives are dying outnope, the projected SD market increase was ~3-4% in 2024 (aka way before the AI bubble).There are still a shitton applications for it, espcial now with drones and every increasing resolution of their sensors.They are also basically a consumable with limited write cycle. (same for thumb drives).
>>539778396Gooks
>>539779641>2024Are you not paying attention to how long 2 years actually is right now in the tech world? 2024 was the old days.
>>539778528Yep. Faster than we expected. Conservative estimates said it would happen by September next year.Doomers were saying by September this year.The cracks are already forming as we speak. It's unironically over, and no resource deals in Ukraine or peace-deals with Iran will prevent what is coming.Stock up on lamp for your oil, brothers and sisters.CHRIST IS KING
>>539778396I remember before it ran I looked at buying because it looked so good, i told /biz/ and some whale bought a shit load now it has dwizzled ever since
>>539780083may be it's because of the release of Kimi3. Big data centers have no reason to exist anymore. A small scale GPU server rack can now do localized tasks for any midlevel to large level office.
>>539778396So are prices finally going to return to normal? I used to put wikipedia on 512GB cards and give them away but I can't afford to do that at fucking $100 per card.
>>539778396now thats "a lot of lettuce"
>>539778396Kitakami fab2 has just opened last month. Nvidia execs visited there. NAND will likely be used for RAG servers and SSD offload KV cache, a ton of orders there.
>>539778463>buy the dip of a company who makes storage that's irrelevant in the post-cloud retard world with phones that don't even have sd card slots.why? even industrial IoT shit is just eMMCs now and they're as unreliable as ever. shrinking irrelevant market.
>>539780680https://www.sandisk.com/company/newsroom/press-releases/2026/2026-07-02-kioxia-sandisk-begin-production-10th-gen-3d-flash-memory-kitakami
>>539778528looks like ssd bubble is popping, probably because china entered the flash market. No idea if the AI and therefor the RAM bubble pops this year.
>>539780680>>539780734why would this drop their share price? >>539780920yeah, looks like it. >>539780318
>>539780318you literally need the exact same hardware to run kimi3 as claude 5 assus or whatever the current one is called. If the model has the same amount of parameters, you need the same memory bandwidth for the same token generation speed. Chinese models just somehow excelled in the amount of GPU time needed for training.
>>539781059Apple, AMD, Nvidia recently all announced "NAND shift".https://x.com/citrini/status/2066712653297299797
>>539778528the chip producers are simply>profit maxed, their profit margin is already at 85%, unless they expand production there is little place for them to grow, and if they expand production the profit margin will dropwhile also facing the problem that>any field with a huge profit margin is wide open for competitors coming in to try and grab a piece of the pie since investments pay off very quickly, and China is trying to do just that right nowso the prices are not going to stay that way, one way or another. their profits will go down again inevitably.the more surprising thing is that there were apparently a lot of investors who did not see this coming and kept pumping those stocks.
>>539778396All it takes is one "ummm, guise" article in some non-marginal financial publication or newsletter to cause shit drops this.
>>539781076It is open source. They released it yesterday, the full model. It can be run locally. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other western models and are subscription only. This is how they were justifying building their data centers. It is not required anymore.https://huggingface.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K3 You can have a server grade computer with 5 GPUs to run it locally.
>>539781152This should increase their share price, not decrease it. Perhaps some players are dipping it so they can accumulate it before the big high. It happens all the time.
>>539781215yes and you need 100k worth of GPUs to run kimi3 at usable speeds.
>>539781287Utilizing Kioxia's Super High IOPS SSDs, which is scheduled for sample shipping this year, allows for the infinite scaling of vector databases in RAG servers. This means Japan can build super-smart AI even with a limited budget. Since AI is all about the amount of data you feed it, NAND flash memory will inevitably become crucial.
>>539781215>it can be run locallynigger, its 2TBThere is no running this "locally" you need $500,000 in hardware to run it and that is doing it poverty style and doesn't include the electricity bill.
>>539781299>>539781386May be like 50k with current price, which lots of offices and government agencies can afford. Which these firms have been wasting on subscription based AIs each month anyway.
>>539781386Ok retard
>>539780710holy shit you are a retard gorilla niggersandisk makes high throughput flash memory for datacenters and HPC clusters
>>539781445nevermind, it will cost around $400k at the current hardware price. But still doable!
>>539781445>run locally>officies and government agenciesniggerdo you know what "locally" means?The best that one can run "locally" today is some kosher version of Gemma4.
>>539781445no normal business is going to allocate capex for their personal mini AI datacenter that's going to be obsolete in a few years when they can just rent compute
>>539781536my nigga, companies and government agencies are literally wasting thousands of dollar each month on subscription based AI. Do a simple internet search. If they can run an equally capable AI locally in their offices, no one will buy their subscription. This will end OpenAI, Grok and Claude.
>>539781666>satans digitsmakes sense since you are shilling AI sloppa as a good thing
>>539779277Yeah it also is the beginning of the "your device must have internet access to use" era. That actually started recently for a lot of new stuff. Elon might be right about a couple of things. They want all the operating systems in the cloud and every device just to be a dummy terminal.
>>539781616unless all that compute is already used up by all the superscalers
>>539781748even if it's a dummy terminal you will still need to scan your gov issued ID to use it, for the chillrens protection of course
>>539781445full kimi k3 requires 1.5tb vram for the model itself + 0.5tb vram for a single 1mio token context (1 user at the same time). To get 2tb of vram you require 14x141gb vram (h200). A single h200 goes for around 32k USD, meaning to run the full model for a single user, you need to invest 448k USD + mainboard, psu, cables, fibre optics, etc.if you quantize kimi k3 to int2, the absolute bare minimum for it to work and also quantize the kv cache, you could run it on 1tb vram. You could somehow run it on 2x512gb mac studios, which are available for around 35k USD each on ebay. For around 70k USD you will get not the full kimi k3 capability and it will print out maybe 2t/s if you are lucky.
>>539781499which is why it's doomping. got it.
>>539781880>>539781521
>>539778986KWAB
>>539778396>oh no the massive spike in value suddenly went down, it's overAnyways...
>>539781793>used upDCs are nowhere near capacity and they're putting up new ones every day
>>539781880By combining Kioxia's AiSAQ algorithm with XL-FLASH, we achieved 4.8 billion vector searches on a single server. This allows high-dimensional vector search databases, which usually require multi-server DRAM clusters costing a fortune with several terabytes of capacity, to run on just a single server.
>>539778396Look up “regression to the mean” and “the memory cycle”
You see that totally natural spike in the stock? That was massive speculation with other people’s money. Yeah, this is called a correction.
>>539778396SpaceX has also lost more than the ENTIRE valuation of tesla
>>539778463Shorting the shit out of this stock until they bankrupt. Always do the opposite of what Israel VPNiggers say.
What is Kioxia's AiSAQ™?During a search, AiSAQ performs repeated small random reads, such as "checking the Global Index", "reading only required clusters", "traversing graphs", and "retrieving Product Quantization (PQ) codes". FLASH excels at processing this heavy load of small random accesses at high speeds. This synergistic pairing stands out as a strategy that enhances AI search performance from both algorithm and hardware perspectives for random-access-intensive AI workloads like RAG and vector databases.
>>539781880> Mac Studio> 35Khttps://www.ebay.com/itm/307090073811?_skw=mac+studio+%22512gb+ramAre you talking about jeetbux? It isn't even $5K.
>>539778528This is the bubble popping, yeah. It’s just not being worded as a “crash” and is being performed in a controlled fashion to not spook the normies. Only tech is crashing, and that’s why the S&P is moving sideways instead of flash crashing. If you have a portfolio, this is a good time to DCA into cheapies.
>>539781076Retards don't understand this one basic facts. They think you can run this shit with just a hard drive. They don't understand you need multiple 10s of thousands of dollars worth of GPUs with enough VRAM to fit the entire model inside.
>>539783359Plus way more unless you want literally 0 context and to have to start a new chat after one prompt.
>>539783359And how the fuck can dataservers run the AI for millions of users?
>>539780680Micron Hiroshima fab3 has begun construction at the same time, coincidentally. Proudly both Micron and SanDisk are Made-in-Japan.
>>539783609Billions of dollars worth of hardware.
>>539783609>>539783609you're thinking that they need the entire LLM for each user. Thats not the model they are going for. They want specialized models for specific things. The full access to the LLM is going to go away. They don't want people to have that access. The giant 100 gigabyte models and vram and vcpu needed to run chat queries is not something that they can sustain for something like... self driving cars or robots that deliver your groceries or a customer service agent that helps you with your insurance claim.
>>539778396Kimi K3 was a gut punch to the US it made it clear that silicon valley billionaires are totally out of touch with reality, so investors are already cashing out, on top of that leverage triggers automatic sells that furthers the spiral into more chaos.If a new version of deepseek comes around or something similar it's over for the US
>>539784210the reason investors are "cashing out" is because the LLM didn't deliver what it promised. They fired a whole bunch of people and were promised better, cheaper development with less people. The problem is LLM's are good and demonstrating things quickly and give the false impression that they can build entire pieces of software on their own. But they can't... anyone who has used the LLM to deal real coding knows this. What the LLM can do is help someone is actually good at programming, or any kind of work really complete repetitive tasks faster and more efficiently. And on top of all of this. The stupid kikes didn't realize that your entire business model has to be hosted on Sam Altman's servers and there is zero privacy. How stupid do you gotta be to fall for that. Anyways thats why they are cashing out.
>>539783609A 2 TRILLION dollar investment into hardware in the last 4 years? Ever heard of a DataCenter?
>>539778396It's a start.
>>539784469no you obviously are misunderstanding what he is saying because you are not technical. You don't know what concurrency is or how any of this stuff works.
>>539780598>i used to get this thing for exhorbitantly cheap but I'm a poorfag that larps as a richfag now I can't
>>539782745>look up -shit midwits post about-Look up semiconductor cycle and tell me when nvidia goes back to only 500 billion.
>>539784547Nobody gives a fuck about your "cloud compute" and "dummy terminals" and your "everyuthing app" nigger faggot. If its not running locallyIf its not running on your own hardwareThen it is KosherAI, simple as!
>>539778396I'm gonna let you in on a little secret /pol/. They just figured out how to make it commercially viable to imbed information into crystal structures. It is vastly superior amount of information that it can hold. We're talking 1000x what is currently available. This normal storage makers are panicking because until they transition they're companies are worthless
>>539784595Zoomers really don't know how cheap memory used to be, hm? That's a very bad sign that current inflated prices are the "new normal". btw my last amazon order for Samsung Evo 512GB cards was $33 each which was the normal price for years and years. Today those cards are $120 each.
>>539784837This is bullshit but the people here will believe it
>>539784837>TheyNice market research, faggot.
>>539785059>>539785151I think what anon was referring to is the new quantum chips the DOE is making using diamonds instead of silicon, which can operate at room temperature with very minimal cooling.
>>539785315Making chips out of carbon instead of silicon is not “storing data in a crystal lattice,” which is to say his claim is bullshit. If he had inside info he’d drop a company name.
>>539785466I agree. Most people don't have a real understanding about half of this shit, per usual it's just some bs youtuber or click bait nonsense on social media, and everyone thinks they're an expert. I'll look for the DOE article. The only reason I know about it is because I work in this space.
>>539784837Took long enough.
>>539785466https://www.bing.com/search?&q=doe+diamond+quantumLot of different articles should show up, as well as documents straight from the DOE and Stanford.
>>539785563Tbf nerds have been talking about possible diamond sunstrate chips for decades, they’re just expensive to grow expitaxiallly and provide very limited benefits for the added cost. Gallium nitride is what you really want for high power densities and heat dissipation, at least at our current level of tech.https://www.anl.gov/article/stacking-up-a-new-take-on-diamond-electronics
>>539778836You retail trader bros are so fucking stupid. You keep giving liquidity to the jew machine. You might as well be buying lotto tickets, because it's the same thing. Fucking golems. The jew feeds you a headline and you all rush to fulfill his command.
>>539781880Ugh, Kimi k3 is 2.8 trillion parameters. Which is close approximation of vram usage sometimes so if they’re using FP8 the VRAM required would be approximately 2.8 TB + additional for kv cache and context window.Using fp16 would come out to 5.6tb vram just for the weights Nobody is running this model at even fp8 with only $100,000
>>539781793If that were the case GPUs would be impossible to buy.
>>539785823Artificial diamond production is so cheap now that DeBears put itself up for sale recently (might be fucking bankrupt, who knows) and the cost benefit from not needing near absolute zero cooling systems will make them so much more efficient than the current shit we've got. Fucking computer takes up damn near a whole building just in the support systems and safety shit. It also saves a ton of electricity.
Can these retards make me some affordable hard drives again?
>>539786217Ehh maybe but it’s not quite analogous to silicon manufacturing just yet. Wake me up when they can melt-grow enormous single-crystal diamond boules.>but how to cut diamond wafers? It’s the hardest metal
>>539786410Not yet, but it's getting there. The company I work for is part of the committee working on this stuff, so legally I can't talk about stuff that isn't already public, but just about everyone that's involved with the DOE/DOD is dumping money into this.
>>539778463>>539778986i bought a house
>>539784682im not saying that I agree with it. Im just saying that this is what is going to happen. Who going to stop them? You? lol...
>>539786285Sadly it can't be done. We lost the technology
>>539785870Forgive my ignorance, Sir senior hedge fund manager. For your information the only position I have in the stock market is 20 shares or so of Box Inc, in an eTrade account that I've been locked out of for several years. So shove your bullshit back up your ass big fella.
/biz/let here, why is it dumping? New storage tech coming out?
>>539786285>>539787198They want to hoard the resources. Thats why they want to centralize everything. They don't want anyone to have a harddrive, or lots of ram or video cards. You will pay monthly subscription for all of that and then sign into all your devices with biometrics.
>>539787353Look at a 5 year chart of the Kospi and all of the storage/ram/chip companies.
>>539781076>Chinese models just somehow excelled in the amount of GPU time needed for training.Because over 50% of computing power on the globohomo learning models goes towards keeping them from being “racist” or “antisemitic”. I’m not even kidding
>>539786951The bank bought a house and you bought shackles.
Those fuckers still haven't dropped the price of their SSDs.
>>539786581>the committee >government research Two more weeks to commercialization?
>>539787599apparently this is just a giant room full of overpaid jews clicking a radio button in a UI>kosher>racist>shut it down
>>539787599this place won't even let me type n*gg*r any more
>>539787641If you didn't buy property during COVID when rates went to the floor you're a fool. Mine is already valued 30% more than what I bought it for, and the interest rate at 2%, which I can transfer to any propective buyer if I want to sell it, makes it much more desirable than other's on the market today. >>539787778No. >>539787919nigger
>>539787599This is bullshit but I believe it because of the digits.
Why did they name themselves 'Sand Disk?' Am I supposed to think they make disks rugged enough to work in the sand? I don't appreciate tricks, and so I shorted them.
>>539778396Sandisk has now lost a Quarter Trillion in valuation since June 22nd (so far)
>>539788010I bought South Korean ETF's right the day after Trump's retarded "liberation day" caused Asian markets to dip.I'm up 200% now although I was up 350% about a month ago.I plan to retire on this though, not trying to get a quick win.
>>539779062Never buy stage 2 kids. There's always something doing a 10x.>>539779145
>>539788541>I’m going to hold until I lose money instead of just taking my generous profits and counting my blessings
>>539788541Plan on losing another 30-50% from your current position. >>539788687People are irrational.
>>539778463The dip is $50.
>>539788687Asia has the future.USA is a dying empire and Europe is already fucked up beyond hope.
>>539788910>Asia has the futureAsia is bankrupt, and resource stricken, with only a couple economies being outliers, like Singapore.
>>539788910Nobody is interested in trading a 50 year time frame.
>>539788910Here’s some free advice from an oldfag: take your profits as shares. You can recoup your original investment for the next pump and dump while still holding if it means that much to you
>>539787369This.They don't want you to compute at home.All the cloud shit is perfect for surveillance too.
>>539788910>Asia has the future.China maybe. Worst Korea is fucked because of feminism, Japan's economy never really got firing again after the 90s crash, India is a retard infested shithole that's plaguing the rest of humanity, if that's the future we're all fucked.
>>539789465I think the plan is to create what they call 'edge compute'. Basically everyone will have their own AI agent either integrated in their router hardware, or integrated with the power/telecom company somehow. The datacenter/cloud will be like the spine of the network, and you get charged based on how much you use their 'index'. The power issue is being resolved by requiring the datacenter buildouts to support themselves, as well as the lifting on restrictions on nuclear power. I want to say that 11 nuclear power plants have been built this year and are operational in the USA, and more are planned, but that number may have increased since I received the information. Basically what I think the idea is, is to have these companies basically pay for the production up front, not cause issues with the grid, and then in the future they integrate and actually make the grid more robust. They sell the power back to the grid, prices don't drop, but you get the 'AI service' for free for a certain amout of work you want from it, then you're buying tokens.
>>539789736>China maybeThey're too corrupt, and take no pride in anything that they produce. Cutting corners just leads to future issues in infrastructure, like their constant dam failures. Over the last 10 years not only has their real estate market (main investment for Chinese citizens) collapsed, their population has also constricted massively. I'd rather invest in Vietnam, at least they're educated, one of the highest literacy rates in the world, and they're extremely prideful hard workers.
>>539789786> I want to say that 11 nuclear power plants have been built this year and are operational in the USA, and more are plannedOh good another retard
>>539790383https://www.bing.com/search?&q=nuclear+power+plants+being+built+in+the+usa+in+2026
>>539789786Coincidentally even the UK is talking about nuclear power again, especially small modular reactors.
>>539790383Found the article I was referencing. Granted, it's from April.https://www.nuclearinnovationalliance.org/us-nuclear-energy-project-tracker-update-april-2026>All eleven of the Department of Energy Reactor Pilot Program (RPP) demonstration units are now represented in the tracker. Projects are included in the tracker when they have a specific site and significant licensing activity. All RPP units meet these criteria now. Many have also had their Preliminary Data Safety Analysis approved by DOE, which allows them to begin construction on their demo units. Beyond that, Radiant has begun residency in the EBRII DOME at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), and Valar and Aalo Atomics have both shipped nuclear components to their sites. >>539790837Yep, one just got approved near me earlier this month, maybe end of last month. I live inbetween the huge data centers being built in DFW and Austin.
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>>539778836Do they have fabs or is just a brand name?
>>539790904Stop using AI LMAO, you think they want people bitching and moaning about muh nuke holocaust? I'm on a linux box, no accounts or software from Microsoft, which is why I send the unfiltered bing links, ding dong.
>>539779277Sandisk makes nvmes that are identical to WD except much cheaper simply because of branding. Long live Sandisk.
>>539789786>AI told me *this* is going to happen>>539790383>um no, AI told me that's not true>>539790705>actually AI told me that it is true>>539790904>but AI told me...Can you nigger goy cattle find another board to shit up with your AI copy-paste bullshit please? Thanks!
>>539791065I don't use fucking AI, I know how to use a computer. >>539791032Sandisk bought WD a decade ago.
>>539790990>I’m not using copilot even though by performing the search and linking it it uses copilot every time someone clicks the link I think you dropped your crown, king
>>539778463Nah, keep bagholding sandnigger
The real questions is where is the money going? Investors who sell their positions usually reinvest it in something else. If you know where the money is going you might be able to catch the next bubble and make a nice profit.
>>539778396Missed buying the top, fuck
>>539791131How do you think bing works?
>>539791139so, scroll down? I don't even get the AI shit in my browser, you can block it. I don't find it useful or trustworthy, so I just roll like I've done for the last 30+ years on the internet and actually read articles. The sole reason I link the searches is so that you can do your own due diligence. >>539791213This type of bubble activity isn't unusual in the tech sector, but with COVID, the crypto and then AI booms, and supply shortages, a lot of the 'money' is just being passed between the same players for contract deals etc. borderline money laundering half the time.
>>539791213There is only one stock you should be buying and that is whatever Trump or Junior bought the day before. Everything else is straight up fucked
>>539778396oh no!disk-san~! >w<
>>539778396I need more space
>>539778396well they just make nand flash. i think hk hynix is the best buy in the space.Did you know 85% of the storage in a data-center is regular hard drives?
>>539791296>statement: I want to say the US has multiple new reactors that came online this year >doesn’t do due diligence >in fact no new reactors came online in the US this yearYou really should’ve been wearing your crown for the past 30+ years
I sold my sandisk premarket and lost 800 bucks.I was glad I sold it because it then crashed 100 points at open.Then I decided to buy 100 shares of sk hynix at 130. At the time of this post I am positive. and sk hynix is going up after the earnings miss. I'm going to sleep on it. sk hynix has a great future and will make boat loads of money.
>>539778396GET WRECKED SANDISK, YOU GREEDY FUCKS! AHAHAA
>>539778396>>539778836>listed in Feb 2025 at $30 a sharewell, theres your problem right theresudden capital flood, sudden capital exit
>>539786581>DOD and DOE is dumping money into itThat means nothing, they just dump money into everything to funnel money
>>539790837>Coincidentally even the UK is talking about nuclear power again, especially small modular reactors.Small modular reactors equals the small military reactors that are used in submarines and ships. SMRs are a western MIC scam as they are not cost effective compared to building far larger reactors.
>>539787369The fact that they already planned out this crash so they can buy everything out at a low cost while everyone else is hurting is precisely why the US is going to collapse.
>>539791646>sk hynixDid they report today, or is that tomorrow our time? Samsung is reporting this week too. >>539791763The partners in the endeavor are also paying for it, because the laws have been changed to make it more affordable to them, and then they get access when it's viable, before anyone else. For them, it's an investment.
>>539791853>SMRs are a scamBeen saying this for years. The us military wants private investors to fund their project (that will never work).
>>539791962>Did they report today, or is that tomorrow our time.ask ai about it. They released earnings around 7pmish ESTThey missed estimates by 5% but the estimates were really high. 2027 p/e is like 5.
>>539791517It may have been that they expect them online this year, like I said, the nuke shit isn't my thing, I just know that the government is expediting the process to approve and build them. I don't expect a lot of news about it, because they're likely paying off the media to shut up, just like big pharma does. Sure as shit the companies building the data centers don't want it to be public because of the backlash, but it's the only solution. I've tried to be as open as I can with what I know and don't want to argue over nonsense, it's coming. >>539792162my own company doesn't even use AI, and we were one of the pioneers. It's a gimmick.
>>539779062What a retard. No wonder he never invented bitcoin
>>539778528Nah, the memory lawsuit is causing people to pull out of memory related stocks.They all started dropping June 25th, which is the day Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix had a lawsuit filed against them for intentionally dropping memory production so prices skyrocket.This wouldn't be the first time they've done something like this either.
>>539778396Hopefully flash drives drop sooner than later I'm running out of temu discounts to get them at a reasonable price.
>>539781299>yes and you need 100k worth of GPUs to run kimi3 at usable speeds.Which is exactly what every enterprise will do. China played this perfectly, and our retarded politicians didn't see it coming at all. 100 Year Marathon.
>>539781386>There is no running this "locally" you need $500,000 in hardware to run itImagine being so retarded you think this will stop enterprise customers. Also, check out Colibri. Local models are currently slow, but big AI is Kodak in 1990.
>>539792738China will never be a real power, which is why they rely on social engineering and theft. They're too far behind, have burned too many bridges, and every person they let loose into the real world ends up turning their back on them.
Incredible that no one seemed to realize that China was making open-source models to compete with Jew-owned AI companies specifically to attack the US Economy. This was economic warfare and our ZOG gov was more worried about cuppig Altmans balls while stroking the shaft than realizing the financial bomb they tied our economy to. >>539792870Sure thing, haus. They just got their first lithography machine and could literally take Taiwan tomorrow.
>>539792823Nobody gives a fuck about your "cloud compute" and "dummy terminals" and your "everyuthing app" nigger faggot.If its not running locallyIf its not running on your own hardwareThen it is KosherAI, simple as!
>>539778396Trans-sisters? Our response?!
>>539792976>Nobody gives a fuck about your "cloud compute" and "dummy terminals" and your "everyuthing app" nigger faggot.>If its not running locally>If its not running on your own hardware>Then it is KosherAI, simple as!You retaded gorilla nigger. I was saying enterprise customers will invest in GPU's and have their own internally served Kimi K3.
>>539793048What percentage of the population has $560,000 in cash required to purchase the hardware, nigger? What percentage of the population can afford the electricity bill to what is essentially a bitcoin farm in their basement? All you are doing is going from bigger jews to big jews, its jews all the way down, nigger faggot.
>>539793174>What percentage of the population has $560,000 in cash required to purchase the hardware, nigger?Do you not know what enterprise means?
>>539792972>They just got their first lithography machine and could literally take Taiwan tomorrow.So you're telling me that some bullshit fake army is going to crash the world economy into oblivian because they got a fab to play with? They're not doing shit to Taiwan, Japan, Korea, etc. They rely on them just as much as they rely on the western buyer. China can't afford to break relations with their neighbors, because their neighbors can strangle them. It's bullshit, and China has cheap bullshit they polish and say 'we make iphone!' lol. Ok.
>>539793174Because you are probably too stupid to use google.
>>539793205Do you not know what "locally" means?If the only way you can gain access to the model is through GoyimCo which is owned by Bankman Fraud then its KosherAISIMPLE AS.If more than half a million in upfront investment and tens of thousands of dollars in electricity bill is your definition of "local" you may just be a fucking retard
>>539793324I am not reading what Mark Levin has to sayQuote somebody else.
>>539781287Big players exiting to incite a flash crash, buying back in stepwise . You can see it repeatedly happen. Semi stocks will pull back 10% then go up another 10% the very next day. Where all the money even going? Nothing else is being pumped except for some consumer shit and random industrials/energy. They are sitting and waiting for people to panic
>>539793336>Do you not know what "locally" means?>If the only way you can gain access to the model is through GoyimCo which is owned by Bankman Fraud then its KosherAI>SIMPLE AS.>If more than half a million in upfront investment and tens of thousands of dollars in electricity bill is your definition of "local" you may just be a fucking retardYea, cause vLLM, LM Studio, LLama none exist.
Chips and Semi's are inverse to software. Software is starting to run after dumping for nearly a year. Regardless of whether you get in now or wait for a dip the important thing is to go where the money is flowing to, not from.
>>539787641FUCK. I hate how true this simple post is.
>>539793382Cool it with the antisemitism, anon.
>>539793426Gemma4 is kosher trashHere, I just asked Gemma4 the best and most advanced local model running on my 5090 which is a multi thousand dollar card and considered (high end) for a consumer grade product how many jews died in the holohoax. It lies to my face and gives me a kosher answer
>>539793534I ask this with all sincerity. Are you fucking retarded?
>>539793631Look, basically I am just not going to trust anything Mark Levin says. I know... UGH I KNOW!!!I am sorry!!!But I am just not gonna do it is all!AAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!
So am I correct in my understanding that a lot of people were hoping to get giga-rich off the seemingly infinite "AI boom" because they were hopping on board the train of both AI companies and the hardware suppliers of those companies, under the impression that since stuff gets better over time more and more work will be replaced by LLMs and every company wants a huge AI division to accomplish nebulous amounts of "increased productivity", all requiring massive amounts of compute which requires hardware, which means the companies selling both get pumped to the stratosphere. But in actuality what happened is that giving LLM access to employees just created huge new bills these companies had to pay and didn't accomplish anything and really no one wants to interact with computers anyway.So now the big compute/hardware giants who were all just essentially passing around this hot potato of cash between each other in order to pretend there was growing demand on all ends, eventually had to admit that actually there just isn't nearly the supply of any of those things to fuel this exponential growth and it was all just speculation on a market that never truly existed and now the bill is come due. And now you have AI companies scrambling to raise prices to keep up with compute costs, because the chip makers couldn't raise the materials to supply them with enough hardware to keep it cheap, and the hardware people have already cannibalized and destroyed the consumer market for basically everything, so really no one is actually buying anything from anyone.
>>539793534>running on my 5090There's your problem right there. You need at least a 6090 preferably a 7090 to run the good stuff. What are you poor or something?
>>539781880Hopefully nobody is buying h200 rigs for 500k, I just bought a full B300 chassis for slightly more than that. Still, these models that require a full NVL72 setup are of pretty limited use. I use enough simultaneous Claude sessions to roast a whole rack worth of NVL72 at those numbers lmao. My firm would never in a million years buy enough GPU capacity to replace what they use. And to be honest, it's almost impossible to get a hold of any capacity and we're a $200bil hedge fund. The market is fucking annoying as fuck to be buying anything other than single chassis scale B300 dogshit.
>>539793788Anyone who tells you they're running any kind of LLM locally for anything major is bullshitting you. Very, very few people have the hardware needed to run worthwhile sized models, and even if you did it's a lot like trying to game on a piece of shit computer; You literally cannot do anything else. Are there tiny, condensed models you can download and run on really limited VRAM allocates? Absolutely, sure, but you're not going to get any of the actual ability that modern models or cloud models can have, which does a lot to defeat the purpose.
>>539793779A big part of the problem is the insane boom it has had in Korea, and their laws allowing no restrictions on ordinary citizens using options and leverage. A lot of the citizens there were riding this the last year, basically free money. Private equity closed/exited their positions in April-June. You are basically seeing the inverse of what Gamestop did. The problem is that half of their fucking index, the Kospi, is made up of just two stocks, Samsung and SK Hynix. See pic related >>539788010
>>539792588China also has a bunch of DDR4 fabs coming online so that undercuts the low end applications. It’s only a matter of time before they start pumping out whatever the latest and greatest process is. I think worst Korea’s fucked m8
Own ASTS. Sold puts that exercised. down 50%. Hold or sell?
>>539793534>high end>consumer gradePick ONE
>>539793779>and didn't accomplish anything and really no one wants to interact with computers anyway.You're holding it wrong. Have you tried the latest frontier model? You need to learn to prompt. The next model (coming in two weeks) will solve all your problems. It's already boosted productivity by 0.1% over the pre-AI era and it will only get better. Remember spaghetti Will Smith? Remember how the context window used to be only a few thousand characters?Now please give Sam Altman $500 billion so he can cure cancer or solve world hunger, or $990 billion if you want both. Order now to take advantage of this limited time opportunity.Also chinks bad.
>>539794210Not investment advice, but if I were down that much I'd exit and look for something that's been on a quiet uptrend, like uranium centric companies. Nothing in tech today looks appetizing to me. Hasn't for a while.
>>539781299>yes and you need 100k worth of GPUs to run kimi3 at usable speeds Tokenization Just Got 1,000x Faster! (Gigatoken) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vFtJeZ7ifTA https://github.com/marcelroed/gigatoken/#benchmarksWhat is Gigatoken?Gigatoken is the fastest tokenizer for language modeling. It supports a wide range of CPU hardware, and nearly all commonly used tokenizers. See the Benchmarks section for detailed throughput numbers across tokenizers and CPUs.NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT SWITCHING THE WEIGHTS TO LOGARITHMIC FORMAT.Doing a Weights LOG conversion means all MULTIPLY OPS become ADDITION OPS.Log(X)+Log(Y)=Log(X * Y)Or simply, neural nets use array math. Columns times rows (times decimal accuracy)In LINEAR MATH if you have an array of 256 X 256 X 16 digits that's a bunch of multiplication. 1048576 ops.However, if you have LOG format weight arrays, those multiplication ops become addition ops.LOG bonus256 + 256 + 16 digits = 518 ops. You still need to convert the Log back to linear format for linear additions though, but that's literally exponentially cheaper than linear multiplication ops.The bigger your arrays, the more compute you have saved with LOG neural weights.
>>539794792Tokenization is by far the least significant portion of computer.
>>539793779>But in actuality what happened is that giving LLM access to employees just created huge new bills these companies had to pay and didn't accomplish anything and really no one wants to interact with computers anyway.It's why they have like three layers minimum between any decision maker and the H1B who was formerly implementing the code and who is desperately trying to forge a new occupation known as the Prompt Engineer so xhe can keep xir jobs, saar.But everybody went balls in, the government pumped the market up with a half trillion bucks and everybody went on a spending spree and they bought up all the things, ALL of them, and if you don't have your computer shit squared away now then Lord help you for the next 3-10 years perhaps.>>539794347>You need to learn to prompt.I would advocate learning how to make something like this instead.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxkTwJoAzBEPrompt engineers are going to be replaced by executives just saying what they want and seeing it happen in real time, in special programming "languages" which are as much a black box as the AI model files are already, themselves. Ever look in one with a hex exitor?You won't survive this intact lol.
>>539778690exactly, the dip is just starting xdI am selling ENA till its at 0.019 USD, and it will be soon
>>539778396its called Sendisk. And its the kind of endless pump shit bobofaggot security that has our market 30% overbought. MU struck more deals idiot. Why are you making market threads?
>>539794866>Prompt engineers are going to be replaced by executives just saying what they wantThat's already been tried several times with special programming languages that were extremely dumbed down so that even an executive could use it.Doesn't work, because they don't know what they want and they don't know the limitations of the computer systems.Current LLMs are really, really bad at asking questions of the user to figure out what the user wants. Where will they even get the training material for that?
>>539794694I'm listening. Which stock is the most promising ?
>>539794975>That's already been tried several times with special programming languages that were extremely dumbed down so that even an executive could use it.So? They tried to... fly? for a long while too there Ai buddy.
>>539794985No idea, I'm not in the market, just sitting on the side watching how this shit unwinds. Last 'stock investment' I made was going long options on Spirit before the government fucking killed the merger. I look at the market like gambling if you're going after a single ticker or segment. Invest in an index to offset inflation, and then spend what you're allowed on toys and gambles. Spending money is spending money, wealth is knowing the difference.
>>539778528It won't officially pop until the remaining IPO happen and then they pump and dump like Spacex did. Once the early investors get their money and get out then it will pop.
>>539778396It's lost almost 40% from its peak. Can you into math at all? Is gen X the last generation that can do basic sums in dey heads?
>>539795525and? do you have no pattern recognition nigger?
>>539781215That's amazing. What does all that cost total? Like $40K? I don't know much about hardware costs.
>>539793174I work at a company that is considering running an in house one because they are afraid of customer data going on cloud. We have all AI locked down and part of my daily task is hunting people trying to circumvent our AI block and whipping them or siccing the AI police on them. Upper management is doing a cost analysis on purchasing hardware and apparently through some kike mechanism they plan to write off electricity cost of it. From what we are looking at I will have to 3x or 4x our UPS which already is taking up 6u in a server rack so I will probably have an entire rack UPS just to have 20 minute runtime to shut this retarded thing down.
>>539781386I don't know s ton about this stuff, but I know enough to disregard your comment. No way that layout costs 500K to set up.
>>539795642protip: don't use rack mounted UPS. even if they're maintained today, eventually they won't be, and they're a huge liability when they fail, explode, and burn through the fucking floor. we don't allow them, and we're one of the largest companies in tech.
>>539781880Very well then. I stand corrected. That's still cheaper than paying for tokens.
>>539795743you are a stupid fucking gorilla nigger faggotimagine being confident enough to post>ill ignore your factual information because it gives me the ick
Stop wasting silicon on multipliers. In standard linear neural inference, 90% of energy and chip area goes to floating-point or fixed-point multipliers during weight-activation products. By converting static weights to 16-bit logarithmic format, the multiplication vanishes—replaced by a single, ultra-cheap integer addition.The critical summation of those products? In the log domain, it becomes a LogAdd—implemented with a tiny 256-entry lookup table, two comparisons, and a few integer adds. No exponentiation. No slow transcendental math. Just cheap adders and one small ROM.For a dense 256x256 layer, linear math executes 65,536 multiplications and 65,000 additions. Log math executes exactly 0 multiplications and roughly 130,000 simple additions with table hits. In physical hardware, a 16-bit multiplier occupies 10x more area and consumes 10x more dynamic power than an adder. This means LOG weights shrink your inference engine’s footprint by 5x, slash power by 4x, and boost clock speeds—because addition paths have drastically shorter propagation delays than multiplication.Since weight pre-conversion is a one-time, zero-cost upfront investment, every subsequent forward pass is pure computational arbitrage. You trade expensive, latent-heavy MAC units for an army of lightweight ALUs and small SRAM. For edge devices, data centers, and embedded NPUs, LOG weights aren’t a compromise—they are the ultimate optimization hack, turning a multiplication-bound brute force into an addition-driven breeze. Linear is legacy; log is logic.
>>539784210Open source AI dump was clearly an act of economic sabotage to our frothy and bubbly tech sector. I'm sure they're also using the open source AI for data collection.
>>539778396Sandisk???? The USB drive makers, Sandisk??? They make fucking good flash drives, had one go through the washing machine and it still works without a problem.
>>539795788thanks grok
>>539778396SanDisk of all things is worth that much? Jesus I had no idea. I have a few ancient thumb drives from them.
>>539784837I believe you for some reason.
>>539795732I am well aware but company sees cheap as the best option and my opinion doesn't matter. It is manufacturing so IT generally is given minimal budget and only time we can actually upgrade is things like this. We were on AS400 2 years ago if that helps give you an idea.
>>539784837The glowing crystal drive from the newest Mission Impossible film is real?
>>539793534>5090has 32gb of memorydeepseek-v1, released two years ago, needed 0.7tb of memory in its non-distilled versionjust so non-techies understand the differences between (distilled, which means reduced from the big) models run at home, and the actual "source" modelthis might not play a role for the consumerbut for business and government, it still is a distinct difference between being able to run these models on your own hardware or having to pay a third party to host and run it, due to licensing issues (which also create an issue of trust)
>>539785315It makes sense honestly. It's just derivative of the UV lithograph stuff. I'm guessing binary data is etched on a crystalline formation and read by a laser or light beam of some kind instead of magnetizing a semi conductive metal? That makes perfect sense to me.
>>539785315They're not quantum, btw. And im sick of them trying to validate that shit by using it as an adjective. Quantum deeze nuts.
>>539778396SOUTH KOREAN STOCKS MELTING
>>539784891>get called out on being a retard>immediately cry about zoomersMemory was cheap because apple was deliberately pushing the prices down with predatory bargaining, the memory companies are now charging what it's actually worth.
>>539787677there you go dork
>>539796083Do you think a 512GB microsd card should be $120? Is that "normal" to you?
>>539787353This thread is full of retarded poorfags crying about paying 120 bucks for 512gb, the answer is taht Koreans gambled the stocks up and are now gambling them down. Sandisk is projected to post 8.5 billion in earnings, up from 2 billion last year and 30 EPS. The low IQ posters talking about it "going bankrupt" or "when will they drop prices" are priced out and deserve it. Everything will eb 100% more expensive in a year and you deserve to eat shit. Total poorfag death.
>>53978978611 nuke plants have been built this year? Where are you getting this? I very much like the sound of that.
>>539791646this nigga is negative>>539791476>they just makeNand is up 50% in the second quarter, up from 33% in the 1st, you retard. Anyway the market is crashing because dumbfucks like you got involved without understanding the value proposition.
>>539792588>This wouldn't be the first time they've done something like this either.It is the first time they 'did something like this' and the lawsuit, as are your poorfag delusions, is retarded. You are not entitled to have memory companies make the products you want when someone else is willing to pay more. Deal with it, Ipad Babby.
>>539796063Japan is no long buying US debt too.
>>539796127That's way more than they cost 5+ years ago.
>>539792211I too believe AI is mostly a gimmick. I sorta suspect that the data centers are more for the transition to a new form of currency. I can't make sense of some of these developments. But I'm trying to.
>>539796006>They're not quantumThat's what they're designing them for as of now, not aware of others, but I wouldn't be surprised if they're doing DOD stuff as well. >>539796235I corrected that later, they're in the build process. You can highlight my ID on this board and see the other posts I've made. >>539796289We'll see about that...>>539796410Yeah, it's like trying to read the tea leaves, and the fuckers just keep flooding the zone with more leaves, opium, gold, etc.
>>539796186When I bought pic related last year it was $170 on amazon, which had been the normal price since years before. Today the same SSD is $390. Is this "normal" pricing to you?
>>539796493damn, thats a lot of porn, too bad I'm not saving it
>>539796493To be fair, storage was getting very cheap. I loaded up before the market lost it's ever loving mind, and bought almost 100TB of rust and 24TB of SSD and built a little machine and a server. I saw prices a few months ago for what I had bought, and the prices were either 3-5x or just unavailable. It's fucking wild.
>>539795580You misspelled my name. It's Mr Pattern Recognition.
>>5397965522TB is really not that much you guys are just fully dependent on other people's storage. You never lived through entire websites shutting down. You never saw the great pornhub purge of 2020.
>>539796448I think I know the company that's working with the government on this new chip. But I don't want to say it here. Is it a tech company whose name is a well known and will established three letter acronym? If I'm correct, the chip is FAR more than just a transition from silicon magnetizing to diamond etching. The entire architecture is different. It's like a stacked design. I don't want to say too much...but am I warm or close here? This company recently took a big hit on their stock price. Thanks for your comments itt. I try to stay up on this stuff, but I'm far from expert in this arena.
>>539796928Spot on anon.
>>5397848375D optical data storage is essentially write and read only. overwriting is impossible at the scale and speed required for commercialization. not that this post matters, seeing as every other reply has spun off into talking about some stupid bullshit chips instead of what I know you are trying to refer to
>>539796974Does your CEO reek of curry?
>>539797021lol, you'd have to be more specific, but, yes. We also helped Hitler. That should be all that's needed to be said.
>>539778981Which stock and values are you insinuating is anywhere close?
>>539796577I was contemplating upgrading all my devices to 4TB at the time. Doing so now would costs thousands so I'm just gonna wait.Never normalize their "new normal".
>>539778463YOU'RE A NIGGER
>>539797233>Never normalize their "new normal".It's a double edged sword anon, and most people don't know this, but inflation actually reduces our real national debt. This is what Japan has been trying to do, but they don't have anything to really export other than some software and cars. Hell, they have a toilet maker that's probably more strategic an asset for their chip industry than anyone else on the island. Not even joking.
>>539796974Thanks. I will be buying. Much appreciated.
>>539797322This isn't inflation it's clearly cartel price fixing perpetrated by the small number of chip manufacturers.
>>539797391I agree, and that's what I had previously posted stating that it's basically money laundering, and all the directors/CEOs are poos for the most part outside of the local vendors overseas.
If chip stocks are bad and volatile now then where should I put my money?
>>539797322All evidence is pointing towards Japan being the new leader in technology with China being providing the cheap stuff. Japanese unis and companies have already discovered the way to cost effectively produce Diamond wafers and etching tools for Diamond semiconductors or super conductor. I’m not an expert but everybody is opening plants in Japan for the semiconductor industry and it’s all to ensure Japan has its own circular supply and exporting capabilities.
>>539782693>>539783160>>539783960Is this company here really advertising to chuds? Make a product with a chud face on it.
no more offline saving data for you goyim
>>539797454It's not money laundering it's price fixing, which is not only a crime but a crime Samsung and Hynix have both been tried for and convicted of in the past. Their executives even served prison time for illegally price fixing memory chips.https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna16323386Micron was also involved but they got some kind of leniency deal probably for being based in America.
>>539797604I think China has more production, but as usual with them, the quality wouldn't match the Japanese. The USA doesn't care where they come from, because no one else can do what we're doing. >>539797724I don't disagree, it was moreso the money flows and contracts between all of them, and then using those numbers as revenue, when none of it really existed to begin with, but they still reap the stock price increases and no tax penalties.
>>539797700Actually, it's just that the NVMe drives are vastly superior to the old technology. Always moving forward.
>>539797872Same anon. Do what exactly? US is behind the curve, they’re trying to wrangle Japan or Japan is leveraging its tech with the US. Nothing is truly known but Japan is building itself out to be a major tech player like they were before the 90’s. I do feel that Japan will sacrifice its citizens savings to plummet their currency. All part of the plan for the Diamond future.
>>539798068Unfortunatly the easy answer is war debt. The USA's most powerful tool of negotiation is our debt, and our military. We're basically mercs when you distill it down. Trump is a very interesting person when you look at him from a very open mind. I'm old. I like this place because for the most part it's pretty open, and I've learned some things from time to time, and I usually check here just to see what's (not) in the news that day. Trump is basically a mason, a man of plans and designs. I'm indifferent to them for the most part, but I don't underestimate them, especially if they can prove themselves. For example: today during McCain's burial or whatever (rest in piss faggot) he solemly offered JD a candy. JD instantly knew the gag, and Trump kinda lost his composure, but then regained it. He then offered it to his gay financy guy. The whole gag was to troll the media, and mock GW giving the candy to Michael. Was it on the spot? Was it planned? Does it matter? Most people won't even get the joke, or the intelligence to do it. Sorry for the ramble. Like the kids say, people are noticing... I cut off my eyelids 20 years ago, and I don't refute anything presented until I do my own research.
>>539783609>And how the fuck can dataservers run the AI for millions of users?the dirty secret (and it's not even much of a secret) is if you're getting free AI (which is what most of those millions are getting) then they're getting trash AI that's WORSE than running a decent dense model on a $500 laptop w/32GB of RAM and 4GB of VRAM. SOME of that hosted AI hooks into the equivalent of powerful MCP servers but on many things you can see the holes. This has been brought up quite a few times on places like r/locallama. I don't even use ChatGPT anymore but this problem goes waaaaaay back.
>>539778836shalom, just bought 100K!
>>539779062newton was filthy rich. he died with the equivalent of $50M in properties or so.
>>539780318>Big data centers have no reason to exist anymoreThey don't exist, functionally. The vast majority are nowhere near completion and investors have started to invest heavier in the companies that make products for said data centers than the centers themselves - they're basically suggesting that the bottleneck will be everything else and not the centers themselves.It was a retarded move. Said data centers need a massive amount of infrastructure, that takes years. They need the hardware too. That takes years. The actual centers themselves are NOT what's even important, they can throw them up pretty quick but actually ordering the materials for them means the bottleneck is the producer of said materials.So what happens to the data center when they have a 10 year backlog before they get all the parts in, yet they already built the building and the power lines and took out a billion dollar loan? They go under before making a cent of product, the people who had orders there seek someone who they don't have to bail out quite as hard.Financing a project that will take 10 years to complete = economic disaster.
>>539796083>This thing the size of your fingernail should rightly be 120 dollarssure, kid.
>>539798890In general I agree with this, but a lot of companies pre-ordered a lot of stuff. The company I work for blew out our budget for this entire year on a product buy for hardware in 2025Q2 because we had some genius in procurement that had the foresight and convinced management to do it. Probably saved us more than we've lost this year. Now things like SFPs are on a 6-12 month delay, fiber is delayed, and now we need those big ass reels of it and fusion splicers for infrastructure projects. We did another deal with a different hardware provider last year, and didn't get any guarantees on optional/aux items we may need, so they of all people are our bottle neck. One thing people are not taking into account is the people that can actually build out these environments. I've received multiple offers that pay more than what I'm currently making just to do systems installation/integration because I have a background in building them out. What that does is shrink the talent pool, then you get higher prices, companies cheap out and hire third party contractors due to legal etc. and then they fuck the whole thing up, go bankrupt, and it keeps the market elevated for a while.
>>539783255Something's off with these... Anyone able to explain?Their MSRP was ~$10k a few months ago and they sold out ASAP before being removed from the market.Makes no sense for these to be at under $5k. Unless I'm missing something big, these are fake, broken, or don't contain what's advertised.
>>539799337>Pre-orderYeah, you're lucky if you're the company that pre-orders first. It loses you a ton of money but also saves you a ton, guy at the end of the line is told too bad though because everyone else pre-ordered the existing supply for literal years.Talent pool for building, sure, I'd imagine they're not really able to train nearly enough people for such specialized labor. I'm just not sure how much of a problem it will be long-term.
>>539799820It's all cyclical, just like your picture. Those points on the chart will converge and eventually return to the mean. I've seen this before. RF engineer by trade, learned and did the buildout stuff, and now I'm basically an advisor for how to implement.
>>539797006DVD-RAM going back into productions boyeees
>>539800383lol, glad someone got that.
>>539785870When someone's definition of a cheap asset is an asset that's currently valued lower than its ATH you know you're talking to a retard.
>>539797943>vastly superiorTo who? That's like saying new cars are vastly superior to old ones when you're doing 30mph either way.
>>539778463No one is gonna pump your bags.
>>539801198This is another problem. Faggot companies are only 'guaranteeing performance' based on interconnect speed, saying they need a 10gB/s connection minimum to work, which requires all new infrastructure, and the retards making the company standards have to use that because if they don't legal won't approve the deal. The whole thing is fucking annoying, and don't get me started on zoning, paying off politicians, changing how we describe projects to the public to evade controversey and future lawsuits (because paying off the politicians now is cheaper), and all the other nonsense I deal with on a daily basis.
>>539778396Yoink!
>>539778396U guys wish. This is all tied to Iran war and rising energy costs plus ongoing uncertainty.Like it or not we need nvidia micron sandisk amd intel and others
>>539801579That's not what the discussion is about though. Do you think it's realistic SanDisk has 3x the market cap of Ford?
>>539778956
my not even a year old sandisk usb keeps corrupting files. shit product shit company
>>539780083does this mean ram and SSDs are going to be affordable again or
shitcoin pumps, shitcoin dumps
>>539778396zoom out, sweatyit's just a correction
