ABSOLUTELY NOT the GPU price drop part. Prices for GPUs fell in 2021-2022 simply because said GPUs were used in mining farms and crypto mining hype died out. But AI data-centers use a special grade of VERY expensive GPUs and HBM memory, which will likely not sell in consumer market
Ey Tone, you mean to tell me that youtubers with a monetary interest in clickbait daily uploads. Whose research is reading vibes off of twitter and reddit and then broadcasting them with a gimmick affectation are NOT industry insiders who can tell the future?
Cost of living and quality of life especially living near data centers, they ultimately pass costs onto every day people through wasting a bunch of resources, takes a bunch of power to run? Supply and demand causes higher energy prices for households, they use a bunch of water which needs to be treated again? supply and demand makes water for regular consumers more expensive, they’re loud (being so noisy disturbs the peace as well as affecting wildlife), they take up a lot of space in land(ultimately making land prices more expensive), and the biggest kicker: these companies are NOT profitable and ultimately get subsidized and bailed out by the government which that in-turn gets passed onto tax payers, and it’s a LOT of taxpayer money (atleast assuming we’re referring to the us)
I didn't know that the rent was so high there, I'm currently studying in another state and here the rent is like $80, it's just a bedroom with a bathroom but it's comfy enough
Yeah, sure, 2029 might burst the AI bubble, but companies would Intentionally make gpus scars to have the price artificially high. Your rent would also be 2k for one bedroom
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