Nvidia Will Use Intel’s Arizona Fabs To Make GPUs Says CEO

[erek]

TSMC is a scary single point of failure

"NVIDIA's Server Boards For ChatGPT Cost An Estimated $200,000 Each
Mr. Huang's interview with CNBC covered his firm's early bet on artificial intelligence and deep learning, which saw skepticism all around, including Wall Street. Since then, NVIDIA has come a long way, and its products are used in various applications such as ChatGPT, healthcare and even supercomputers."

Source: https://wccftech.com/nvidia-will-use-intels-arizona-fabs-to-make-gpus-says-ceo/

 

[Balkroth]

I had assumed this was going to happen honestly.

 

[Marees]

The wccftech link is down. Maybe they mis-reported & took it down !?

https://twitter.com/KarbinC/status/1633213300816203786?s=20

 

[relapse808]

These must be the ones they are building off the 303. The buildings are crazy huge.

 

[LukeTbk]

The wccftech link is down. Maybe they mis-reported & took it down !?

The video seem clear enough that they are talking about TSMC new arizona plants.

 

[dogDAbone]

Ah, jacket man strikes again, gotta luv that leatha.....hehehe

But seriously. it won't matter where they make their GPU's, if they don't lower their prices to more realistic levels, they still won't be selling very many, so f*k 'em anyways ....

 

[Lakados]

Nvidia has been talking up its plans for the Intel Foundry Services since its March 2022 keynote and how it will help them better serve the data center markets.
Intel mentions Nvidia in its IDM 2.0 initiative back in 2021.

This has been a long time coming, Nvidia could easily branch out and have TSMC keep on their GPU production and have Intel do their CPU side, it gives them more access to more things and lets them serve more markets. Intel's fabs are finally getting back on track, there is no reason not to use them for new product lines.

 

[regk]

Nvidia has been talking up its plans for the Intel Foundry Services since its March 2022 keynote and how it will help them better serve the data center markets.
Intel mentions Nvidia in its IDM 2.0 initiative back in 2021.

This has been a long time coming, Nvidia could easily branch out and have TSMC keep on their GPU production and have Intel do their CPU side, it gives them more access to more things and lets them serve more markets. Intel's fabs are finally getting back on track, there is no reason not to use them for new product lines.

^This.... I feel like Intel's domestic fabs will be rolling in the next few years and this will easily help keep the machine fed!.

 

[FrgMstr]

The wccftech link is down. Maybe they mis-reported & took it down !?

https://twitter.com/KarbinC/status/1633213300816203786?s=20

Bingo.