Processors and memory are expensive because data centers need computing power. Electricity gets expensive because data centers need a lot of energy to feed their AI gods.However there's no end goal of it, is it? There are no foreseeable limits for fidelity of AI slop. Nobody ever will say: ok, we don't need more computing power, normies can buy their computer parts and electricity like they used to.
>>543134436The prices will reduces as production increases to keep up with supply.Right now we are in the tough phase
>>543134436Data centers need that much because they have to spend half their computing power keeping AI from becoming racist.
>>543134529>The prices will reduces as production increases to keep up with supply.That's the problem: there's no limits of supply, even when production increases. With other goods you have limited amount of customers, but AI will eat all computing power and energy it's given.
>>543134529they're not increasing production because they count on it being a bubble
>>543134634I agree but some new technologies are being plannedSuch as AI Data Centers in space.It will all take a while to solve. Until then there will be pain
>>543134436>>543134436gee dee pee linegoup
>>543134436How much processing power will AI need to be able to count the number of r's in the world "strawberry"?
I hate computerniggers and their toys.
>>543134634You're thinking of it backwardsly though. The data centers can only be economically productive if everybody is using them, including you... which means you will also have abundant use of their gpu compute, at good market rates since there is so much available
Do not be fooled. The datacenters aren't for AI slop, they are for local processing and storage of the petabytes of surveillance data produced by the nationwide network of total surveillance devices being fast tracked in every American city.
>>543134726>Such as AI Data Centers in space.Cost of building that shit in space will always be higher than building that on Earth. Meanwhile AI gods are eat everything - every new technology, every resource.
>>543134715It appears some Chinese manufactures are entering the marketThis is in addition to existing producers such as Samsung Hynix etc increasing productionIt appears some relief will be available in late 2027https://www.techradar.com/computing/memory/is-the-ram-crisis-overblown-acer-ceo-plays-down-memory-shortage-and-declares-that-its-impossible-for-it-to-last-until-2030
>>543134910Another one who doesn't understand the notion of economic viability. It cost too much to build and run data centers to then just not make money with them. You will exhaust any fortune quite quickly. The only mechanism to build them in such quantities is on the basis of expected economic returns
>>543134436Are the data centers just for youtubecand thecstreaming sites o algo? ai makes no sense for them
>>543135005Agreed that is something way into the futureBut at the link in the post here >>543135012There is some information on at least how RAM prices may start stabilizing
>>543134436Just build nuclear reactors to power the datacenters
>>543134436>Will it ever be enough?Nope. Energy is the hard limit current and probably future civilizations face.
