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Huang Renxun: The future of AI lies in 'reasoning', and a significant reduction in chip costs is key!
①Huang Renxun's latest statement indicates that the future of ai will be a service capable of "reasoning", but to reach this stage, the cost of computation needs to be reduced first; ②He said that nvidia will increase chip performance by two to three times each year, while maintaining the same cost and energy consumption levels, to lay the foundation for these advancements.
Nvidia soared, due to Blackwell and also due to OpenAI, while institutions are actually underweighted?
Huang Renxun stated in an interview with CNBC that the upcoming Blackwell AI 'super chip' has a 'crazy' demand. At the same time, nvidia invested 0.1 billion US dollars in the financing of OpenAI, the market sees this cooperation as a symbolic step, and it may enable nvidia to have a deeper understanding of OpenAI's chip procurement plan.
Huang Renxun claims that the demand for Blackwell chips is "crazy".
Comments say that Huang Renxun's speech eased concerns about the delay in Blackwell chip production. Three weeks ago, Huang Renxun exaggeratedly affirmed that the demand for Blackwell was too high in his speech, causing nvidia's intraday surge of 9%, leading to a V-shaped reversal in the US stock market large caps.
Is the AI boom "coming back"? s&p global: Nvidia stock prices can still rise for at least another year.
The S&P Global's Director of Technical Ratings, Andrew Zhang, stated in an interview that Nvidia's stock still has a large potential for further growth, and will continue to soar for at least another year. Andrew Zhang believes that Huang Renxun's comments and the financial reports of Nvidia's partners both support the prediction of Nvidia's continued rise.
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102811537 : Learning for me from your post is to avoid ETF or Funds. Better to go for stocks. At least we have control to review fundamentals and a bit of technical.
CNNT OP 102811537 : That would be ideal, but that would also require a lot of capital + deep first hand knowledge, which I'm not confident of now.
I consider myself in a learning and experimentation stage, so I'm allowing myself to make some risky moves and see how it goes.
Thanks for the feedback though.
102811537 CNNT OP : I disagree on huge capital. I am starting with a much lower amount than you however I do see some stock returns from 5% to up to 28%. I did make some mistakes, so I also need to recover that amount before all my gains are positive. Though the amount itself maybe small but looking at percentage of returns, it is better than ETFs. Anyway, no wrong or right. This is just my opinion.