This is a really big deal for NVDA. Good game.
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NDVIA CEO and employees must work so hard and efficiently to achive this milestone. What is Intel doing besides RTO, layoffs, Chip Act, rear view mirror, back stabbing, no bonus, no raise, over work under pay, no technical skills want to be leaders, we are still number one of the world. We are still the best etc ...
Wow NVDA just one quarter of 3 months is worth almost double of Intel value after more than 50 years! That is an absolute insane for a semi conductor pioneer chip maker fallout. God bless Intel and its employees.
@1xcg There’s not enough life boats! Prepare to swim!
I just can't wait until Intel complete, utter, and irreversible collapse into the ash heap of history!!!
Intel is out of competition and waiting to announce out of bussiness sooner than expected.
Influential id--ts of Intel hahaha
NVDA up $300B in market cap today alone to $1.9T
INTC market cap in totality - $180B
It is time to empty Intel office spaces. No more RTO mandatory. Intel ship is sinking further and further into the past while NDVia and AMD are rising into the future. Don't ship it anymore. It is too late to jump now.
Yaas. Let's do more DEI in ELT/ VPs. Our answer to Jensen/ Lisa Su is a pretty face saleswoman as CVP/EVP/VP holding a server chip and getting $millions (see the head of Xeon product, it's infuriating). Scr*w the engineers. Who cares anyway about them.
NVDA market cap went up an entire INTC today.
It’s literally 10x bigger
AMD is also now 1.6x bigger
What a loser company.
Unable to capitalize on the biggest silicon bo-m since smartphones.
Management should be deeply ashamed, but they’re not. They still think Intel is somehow a leader or is somehow relevant in today’s world. Wake up! It’s not 1999 anymore.
"INTC is continuing its transformation... from near monopoly to a 3rd source supplier"
with sadly way too many employees for that
People love lucky companies than bullsh-t companies that layoff its workers because of their corrupted management.
Nothing to see here. According to Pat, NVDA is just a very lucky company. No skills involved. No subject matter expertise. No engineering capability and prowess. And certain no good management whatsoever. Just very lucky.
No worries. Intel's management will answer this by achieving the revenue NVIDIA had 3 years ago.
Intel will NEVER catch up to NVDA. CUDA alone and the customer investments in AI infrastructure will limit Intel to a distant niche supplier (if Intel survives at all).
INTC is continuing its transformation... from near monopoly to a 3rd source supplier