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CPU demand didn't drop to zero during it's heyday of doubling performance every two years. There is a decent chance we ramp to 10+ trillion $$ of demand annual
by danielmarkbruce 2y ago
CPU demand didn't drop to zero during it's heyday of doubling performance every two years.
There is a decent chance we ramp to 10+ trillion $$ of demand annually for inference here in the next decade or so. That will drive a lot of GPU sales.
- onlyrealcuzzo 2y ago> CPU demand didn't drop to zero during it's heyday of doubling performance every two years. Because consumption "demand" didn't "not go anywhere". It went through the roof. My point is: you can't say that just because current usage is "here to stay" that sales at this level are "here to stay". Usage has to increase dramatically to keep sales flat.
- danielmarkbruce 2y agook, i see, fair point.