smallerize 39 minutes ago

I don't have a WSJ subscription, but was there actually anything weird about the deals? I mean it seems pretty normal.

  • 233mhz 3 minutes ago

    It can be normal, legal and still morally bankrupt. Fuck these parasites

  • roosterIllusi0n 3 minutes ago

    Forcing your customers to buy additional hardware they don't need to inflate the prices of your own product is a crime in the united states of america.

    It get worse when we find out they did it to increase nvidia production for the purpose of being able to redirect more output to china.

    The whole entire AI bubble was actually jensen's smuggling operation to china. These large data centers have no purpose and cost more money in power grid upgrades than any company will ever make operating them.

    The only winners look to be jensen's bank account, the bank accounts of the CEOs that signed the deals to buy unneeded hardware, and the chinese buisnesses that were able to buy more nvidia graphics cards.

    It is not a crime for these CEOs to drive their companies into the ground to make themselves richer. Most CEOs do this today. It is a crime if we find out all of this was really a chinese smuggling operation and that would make it the largest crime per monetary value in US history.

    Everyone who made money on this smuggling ring has criminal liability. Just like with madoff, the people who withdrew gains had to pay it back because the gains weren't real. Not paying it back would make you an accomplice.

233mhz 4 minutes ago

The invisible hand of the free market ;)

butterisgood 9 minutes ago

As if we didn’t suspect this. Same with RAM makers not upping production.

It’s like the oil companies whining and fleecing us too.

What’s the move though?