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NVIDIA CEO: "Every single data center in the future will be power limited...We are now a power limited industry."

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Michael McLean1 year ago

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data center daddy1 year ago

But… I want it all

Tom Andersen1 year ago

Thanks primarily to @Greenpeace.

Jason Carman1 year ago

Hm... someone should make a film about unlocking more power

Nicholas Teague1 year ago

Jensen is very good at describing the current state of the industry.

Steve1 year ago

Link to full video?

Zevoxoh Malkza1 year ago

he already know Chips Foundry don't have bottleneck anymore

Amoronican Classico1 year ago

He should ask the Chinese how to do it.

Joe LaRusso 🔌 🕳🐇1 year ago

Glad to see he's thinking of power limitations as an incentive to drive computing efficiency.

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