At GreenLetter, I often practice the thankless art of predicting the future. It mostly involves reading about and experimenting with new technologies and telegram blast communication tools, and then thinking about what those things will do in a year or two.
Most things, however, cannot be predicted – such as the total success of Nvidia. It is also worth noting that it is not the result of outstanding marketing, but simply the opening of a new market. Open AI with its LLM started a wave of AI innovations that ultimately had to shoot up the company producing processors.
Breakthrough technologies do not need advertising
Because their added value generates huge demand. That is why it is worth trying to predict the future – sometimes you will find something that will become a new breakthrough for your company. This something always lies somewhere behind the fog of future months or years and many failed attempts.
In the case of Nvidia, it is not gaming, but crypto and AI that have become the company’s economic driver.
Nvidia teaches marketers humility.
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Nvidia has its time
Big Tech needs to make room for the newcomer. American graphics card maker Nvidia is a company that has timed its offering perfectly into the nascent AI boom, because AI solutions require the right hardware, including super-powerful processors. “We went from a pretty tough period last year to a breakthrough overnight,” said Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO. In 2022, Nvidia released the H100, one of its most powerful and expensive egypt data processors. The breakthrough came a short while later with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. It created immediate demand for the H100, which became one of the hottest commodities in Silicon Valley. Elon Musk, who has bought thousands of Nvidia graphics cards for his AI startup X.ai, recently said that GPUs (graphics processing units) are now “much harder to come by than drugs.” The valuation of the company, which in a very short time dominated the market for integrated circuits used in AI systems, has reached $1 trillion.