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It's hard to run a business when you don't even know what the cost of your product is that you're imminently launching This strongly seems like a lie. They've
by jimbob45 4y ago
It's hard to run a business when you don't even know what the cost of your product is that you're imminently launching
This strongly seems like a lie. They've been in business long enough that the current relationship between them and Nvidia appeared to be successful. If it truly wasn't successful, they could have moved over to manufacturing AMD GPUs. Instead, they just dropped the business entirely.
It seems much more likely that they recognize that the five-year GPU boom is over with the ETH merge, didn't want to have to weather the coming bust cycle, and are trumping up excuses to exit the business so that their brand isn't damaged for their other products.
- xxs 4y agoIf it is any help, their decision was made in April, 5 months before the merge. They told they lost money on 3080+ cards as well.
- jasonlotito 4y agoIt was June, not April. See the correction. Regardless, they knew the merge was happening, and what that would mean to the market, so it's fairly suspicious nonetheless.