[memossy]

"For Stable Diffusion 3, we measured the training throughput for the 2B Multimodal Diffusion Transformer (MMDiT) architecture model. Gaudi 2 trained images 1.5x faster than the H100-80GB, and 3x faster than A100-80GB GPU’s when scaled up to 32 nodes. "

[Mistletoe]

I can feel the NVDA stock slipping as we speak…

It has been amazing watching the groupthink at work on that stock when we just saw the same group do it on TSLA to disastrous effect. A similar no moat situation where they simply can’t imagine competitors ever existing.

[varispeed]

Typically stocks fall once I buy them and go up after I sell them. I am not planning on buying NVDA for now, so likely it will keep going up.

* just to be clear - this is a joke

[bluedino]

My father in law was telling me the other day that he was going buy some NVIDIA stock because it is going to go up to 1,400

[gitfan86]

The Model Y is the best selling car in the world in 2023. Those of us who were buying in 2019 are still up quite a bit even though the stock was higher at one point. RIVN, Ford, GM all are losing a lot of money on every EV they sell. We were right to bet on TSLA being a major winner.

I actually put 40% of my TSLA into NVDA last year, because the demand for AI hardware is going to keep going up. I'm not saying the stock will never go down, I'm sure it will be volatile, but don't confuse short term volatility with long term technologic transformations.

[ffgjgf1]

> The Model Y is the best selling

other manufacturers ship dozens of different models and then you have companies like VW or Stellantis that havd many different brands that basically sell the same model with slightly different chassis, styling etc. so it’s hardly comparable.

An anyway, as far as valuations go margins are as or even way more important than total numbers of cars shipped. Tesla had to cut prices and that didn’t work out that great for their stock price

> volatility with long term technologic transformations.

Intel’s stock peaked in 2000 despite most of the related technologic transformations happening in the subsequent decades, them basically becoming a monopoly and their revenue increasing multiple times.

[memossy]

It's a great company & will do well, plenty of demand & B100s/BH200s etc coming

The Hopper stuff is particulalry interesting

[ffgjgf1]

They of course will likely do great, that doesn’t mean their stock price can’t be massively inflated. current valuation is pricing in both massive growth and insane (understatement) margins. Which basically means that they are expected to have no actual competition for years. That’s bot impossible but surely Intel/AMD can’t be this incompetent when there are piles of money just there for the taking.