Jensen Huang: NVIDIA's GroQ chips will remain niche products for a period of time

During Wednesday's earnings call, Jensen Huang stated that after NVIDIA invested $20 billion to acquire Groq's technology, its custom AI chip "will be a niche product for some time." NVIDIA announced a brand-new Groq tensor processing unit and a complete data center rack filled with the custom chip (named LPX) at the March annual GTC conference. "LPX is designed for low latency and high token rates, but its throughput is lower," Huang said. "The use cases for LPX are not widespread." (Sina Finance)
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RetroRadioEcho
· 1h ago
GTC talks all day, then the conference call cools down, classic move
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GateUser-ebdc7d3a
· 1h ago
Old Huang, this is a clear signal; LPX is a special edition, don't expect it to cover all scenarios.
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HotAirBalloonViewingSchedule
· 1h ago
NVIDIA is also starting to segment its market, and after monopolizing for so long, it has to guard against antitrust actions.
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CatPawTapToConfirm
· 1h ago
It seems designed for high-frequency financial trading; ordinary people can't use it.
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LendingRateAnxiety
· 1h ago
Low throughput and still called data center chips, awkward positioning
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Don'tCallMeABagHolder.
· 1h ago
Niche products = high profit margins, those in the know understand
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ThereIsAChainInTheReflection.
· 1h ago
20 billion to buy Groq just for low latency? Can this calculation be justified?
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