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Jeffrey Emanuel@doodlestein

I wrote up all my thoughts on whether NVDA stock is finally a decent short (or at least not a good thing to own at this point). I’m a huge bull when it comes to the power and potential of AI, but there are just too many forces arrayed against them to sustain supernormal profits.

943 likes60 repliesPosted Jan 25, 2025

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I’m glad this is happening, but isn’t it pretty bearish for xAI that they don’t need that compute internally? That the highest and best use of the compute is to rent it to another lab? I get it that the deal will be profitable for them, but it must be a gut punch to researchers.

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OK, so now we know just how much more efficient DeepSeek is for inference in terms of total tokens per second processed. They are doing roughly 7-8x more tokens per second on an H-800 (a crippled, export-control version on the H-100) than the open-source state of the art on H-100