NVIDIA’s CEO, Jensen Huang, has given some interesting statements regarding AMD’s server GPU competition and GPU shortages in his latest interviews with Yahoo! Finance & The Next Platform. NVIDIA CEO Says Competition In The Server Space Is ‘Seriously Intense’, Also Says GPU Shortages To Last Through Next Year In the interview with Yahoo! Finance, Jensen …
AMD chief Dr. Lisa Su at. the CES 2020 showing off the Ryzen and Radeon CPUs and GPUs. In an interview with CNBC during the Code Conference in Beverly Hills in California, AMD’s CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, stated that she expects chip shortages to continue in the first half of 2022 & ease down in …
During its recent investors call, NVIDIA CEO stated that he expects GPU supply constraints could last the ‘vast majority of next year which would imply that GeForce RTX graphics cards availability isn’t getting better anytime soon. NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang, Says GPU & GeForce RTX Graphics Card Availability Won’t Get Any Better In 2022 In …
Cryptocurrency mining has made getting your hands on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30-series card or an AMD Radeon RX 6000 series card extremely difficult. Hard drives and SSDs may be the next component to face a shortage. According to the latest HKEPC report, an emerging cryptocurrency, Chia, is mined with storage space and miners in …
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Gaming graphics cards, and GPU in general, are short in supply around the globe but NVIDIA is planning to fight it back by increasing the supply of one of its most popular graphics cards, the GeForce GTX 1650. Reports in China through Channel Gate seem to hint that NVIDIA might be increasing the supply of …
With most people working from home now, it’s more important now than ever to have a suitable computer. Many people are looking to build a computer, but now is not the time to do so with the shortage of Ryzen CPUs and all current-generation GPUs (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 / AMD Radeon RX 6000). People …
During a Q/A session after GTC 2020, NVIDIA’s CEO revealed that the GeForce RTX 30 (RTX 3080 & RTX 3090) shortages would last until 2021, as reported by Tomshardware. Jensen Huang also said that the issue is more to do with the demand than the supply but they are working to fix things on both …
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Sony was originally forecasting to produce nearly 15 million units of its upcoming PlayStation 5 console this year, However, as Bloomberg reports, there have been production issues with Sony’s custom-designed SOC (system on a chip integrated circuit). With the holiday season nearly upon Sony and Microsoft as they prepare to release their next generation of …
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The Nintendo Switch is the perfect piece of hardware for the COVD-19 lockdown we currently find ourselves in, but unfortunately, the hybrid console is very difficult to find right now. COVID-19 has affected Nintendo’s manufacturing supply chain, leading to widespread shortages – the Switch is currently sold out at Amazon and most other retailers, and …
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ASUS has stated that the Intel shortage is starting to die down after many months of waiting. ASUS while on its earnings and revenue call with its investors has stated that the shortage is still there but has died down a little bit, giving them access significantly more processor than seen under the harsher points …
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According to the last update by Intel, the 14nm CPU shortage was supposed to be ending at the end of this quarter. Unfortunately, while Intel themselves have stayed quiet about this, their partners have not and from the mouths of major PC OEM execs, this shortage might last a couple more quarters, possibly even longer …
Intel shortages ending? , PC exes say “They aren’t going anywhere” Read More »