AMD's $243 Billion AI Disaster...What Happened? | Logically Answered
AMD's $243 Billion AI Disaster...What Happened?
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AMD is one of the largest chip companies in the world, and the only other major player within the GPU space aside from Nvidia. As such, you would think that AMD has been crushing it, given all of the demand and hype for GPUs to run massive data centers and train AI models, but this is not how things have played out. In fact, AMD has been in a fullon bear market, falling 66% within the last year, which translates to a market cap loss of $243 billion. Normally, such underperformance can be blamed on poor leadership and stagnation, as with Intel, but AMD is the exact opposite. Under Lisa Su’s leadership, AMD has quite literally risen from the dead, become a strong competitor in the desktop CPU space, and become a viable GPU maker. Yet, none of this has given them the hype or returns that Nvidia has enjoyed. This video analyses the various reasons why AMD hasn’t been able to capitalize on the AI boom despite making GPUs and being extremely agile and tactical.
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0:44The Unbelievable Comeback
10:13Nvidia Bets Elsewhere
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Did you know that Michael Dell is worth more than Dell itself? That’s right, Michael Dell is currently worth $85 billion while the entire company of Dell is only worth $60 billion. This is quite an impressive feat, being able to surpass the total worth of the main thing that you’re known for. But, this was by no means an easy journey for Michael. In fact, he actually gambled his entire fortune to make it happen. With a net worth of $15 billion, Michael borrowed a total of $70 billion to take Dell private and complete the pricey acquisition of EMC. This not only allowed Michael to transform Dell into an enterprise company but also acquire an extremely valuable asset: VMware. VMware has become the king of virtualization over the past 15 years and Broadcom just acquired the company for $69 billion leading to a massive windfall for Michael. This video tells the story of how Michael Dell gambled his entire fortune and came out victorious.
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Have you ever noticed how little FAANG engineers work? Some of them have even admitted to working as little as 4 hours per week on a regular basis. But despite their lack luster input, they’re often paid $200,000 to $300,000 if not more. In fact, such employees are so common amongst tech that there’s actually a name for them: rest and vesters. But, why do managers and especially profithungry companies allow for such companies amongst their workforce? Well, for starters, both the engineer and the tech company have really friendly economics with highprofit margins and boatloads of revenue. So, they would rather focus on growing the company than trying to increase efficiency. Moreover, much of a software engineer’s job is based on results as opposed to work input, and many engineers are simply able to fulfill their duties with far fewer hours. But, most importantly, companies would rather just hire smart people and pay them not ensure that they don’t go to another company. This video explains the top reasons why FAANG engineers are able to get away with such few working hours.
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5:17No Need
8:01Part Of The Plan
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