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$AMD CEO: “Inference will be a much bigger market than training.” Inference is growing so fast that more than half of the AI workloads will be inference next year. $NVDA bought Groq to enhance its inference capabilities; $GOOG is developing a new custom ASIC with $MRVL specifically to boost...

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This is why Nvidia bought Groq. If Groq deploys a ton of low-cost inference chips, demand for training will increase massively. The more inference you have, the more training you need, and vice versa. Nvidia can keep its high margins selling chips for training forever.
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$AMD is providing receipts right now winning inference workloads from one of the best implementers of AI on the planet in $META And don’t @ me about the warrants. No one will care when AMD market cap goes above a trillion. 👏🏻🔥🚀
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