By Yimou Lee TAIPEI (Reuters) -Foxconn is building in Mexico the world’s largest manufacturing facility for bundling Nvidia’s GB200 superchips, a key component of the U.S. firm’s next-generation Blackwell family computing platform, senior… Article Source https://finance.yahoo.com/news/foxconn-says-building-worlds-largest-024924787.html
Foxconn building Nvidia superchip facility in Mexico, executives say Reuters Article Source https://www.reuters.com/technology/foxconn-says-it-is-building-worlds-largest-manufacturing-facility-for-nvidias-2024-10-08/
NVIDIA stock faced a setback as Amazon halted orders for their “superchip,” opting to wait for an updated version instead. This decision raised concerns about the vulnerability of Nvidia’s product cycle ahead of their upcoming earnings report. Amazon Web Services suspended its orders for Nvidia’s Hopper chips and will instead wait for the latest Blackwell … Read more
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has decided to pause its orders for Nvidia’s Grace Hopper solutions, which consist of an Nvidia-designed Grace CPU and H100 GPU. Instead, AWS is waiting for the upcoming Grace Blackwell superchips, which include the more powerful Blackwell B200 GPU. This strategic decision reflects AWS’s desire to deploy the latest products and … Read more
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was seen at the Nvidia GTC Artificial Intelligence Conference at the SAP Center in San Jose, California, clad in a black leather jacket and holding two motherboards. Months after the release of the highly sought-after superchip, one of the company’s major customers, Amazon Web Services, has changed its order to the … Read more
Nvidia’s most advanced “superchip” has been put on hold by Amazon’s cloud computing division while awaiting a new, more powerful model. The company’s shares fell slightly in early trading as investors worried about a potential drop in demand between product cycles. The new generation of processors, called Blackwell, is expected to be twice as powerful … Read more
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has decided to temporarily halt orders for Nvidia Corporation’s powerful superchip, as reported by the Financial Times on Monday. The suspension comes amidst concerns regarding the chip’s performance and availability. AWS, a subsidiary of Amazon.com Inc., made the decision in response to challenges faced by Nvidia in meeting demand for the … Read more