Oof, combined with demand and their strong MI300 series, AMD might finally gain some meaningful marketshare in data centers
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Really hope amd can compete in the power efficiency market, just like how they are crushing Intel with the very power efficient x3d chips for gaming.
120kW per rack
I knew GPU compute took a lot of energy, but I didn't realize it was 120 kW per rack. That is a stupid amount.
From house fires to datacenter fires 🥲 they grow up so fast
Nvidia? Overheating?
Some things never change.. 🔥
Nvidia ~~Thermi~~ Fermi never forget
Lmao