> And when the AI bubble bursts, "refurbished" HDDs and GPUs will flood the market. GPUs? No way. The datacenter cards don't even have video output ports, and

> And when the AI bubble bursts, "refurbished" HDDs and GPUs will flood the market. GPUs? No way. The datacenter cards don't even have video output ports, and I think the chips destined for AI / ML training also have everything video/render related removed from the silicon, makes for more yield. And the other way around, using (cheap) consumer GPUs in servers, I think at least NVDA tries to prevent that with driver-based DRM, so there won't be any flooding coming from there either.