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AI has triggered a wave of layoffs on Wall Street! The number of unemployed individuals in the next three years may exceed 200,000.
The report indicated that in the next 3 to 5 years, due to AI 'encroaching' on human jobs, Global Banks will lay off up to 200,000 people, with backend, mid-office, and Operation positions facing the highest risks. At the same time, 80% of respondents expect that generative AI will increase productivity and income by at least 5% during this period.
Are market worries excessive? Wall Street: NVIDIA's moat is robust, Blackwell has tight supply and demand, AI and accelerated computing drive sustainable growth.
UBS Group believes that NVIDIA has a strong moat in the AI field, and expects revenue to reach 133.2 billion US dollars in the fiscal year 2025. Citigroup believes that NVIDIA's growth is sustainable, stemming from four trends: the traditional computing market shifting to accelerated computing, AI becoming a new layer of computing, demand for AI factories, and AI empowering corporate productivity. JPMorgan forecasts that supply and demand in the Blackwell market may still be tight after 2025.
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Hold more chips! SK chairman claims that its HBM development speed has exceeded NVIDIA's requirements.
①SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won stated that SK Hynix's HBM chip development speed has surpassed NVIDIA's requirements, implying that it has more leverage in negotiations with NVIDIA; ② Chey Tae-won also mentioned that SK Hynix and NVIDIA are accelerating the research and development of HBM, with the supply volume for this year already confirmed; ③ In addition, SK Group plans to make AI Datacenters a major growth driver for the future.
F Stars --- significantly continued to decline, related to quantum Computer being sold off due to comments from the NVIDIA CEO.
Significant decline continues. Recently surging as a quantum Computer-related stock, today it is experiencing a sharp drop alongside other related stocks such as NFHD, Japan Lad, Ubiquitous AI, and SEC. The CEO of USA NVIDIA has stated that the practical application of quantum Computers is still a long way off, leading to a decline in expectations for early contributions to earnings. In the previous day's USA market, there was also a sharp decline among some related stocks.
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Can 2-nanometer chips emerge as a dark horse from Japan? The emerging company Rapidus will test production in April.
① 2025 is a key year for advanced chip processing, Taiwan Semiconductor, Samsung, and Rapidus all plan to start trial production of 2-nanometer chips; ② According to Japanese media, the emerging company Rapidus plans to begin trial production of 2-nanometer chips in April, with shipments to Broadcom starting as early as June; ③ Rapidus has received significant funding from the Japanese government, and this trial production will determine its credibility in the market.
A statement from Jensen Huang caused quantum concept stocks to plummet. D-Wave CEO: His view is "completely wrong."
① The CEO of the USA quantum computing company D-Wave Quantum, Alan Baratz, recently stated that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is "very wrong" about quantum computing; ② Previously, Huang's remarks frightened Wall Street. He indicated that it may take 15 to 30 years to bring a "very useful quantum computer" to market.
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