Nvidia artificial intelligence chips are in short supply, and some manufacturers will prioritize supply
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Update time : 2023-06-03 12:00:27
On June 2nd, according to foreign media reports, due to the recent wave of artificial intelligence big language models, multiple companies such as Google are accelerating the research and application of related or similar technologies, which has also increased the demand for related server chips.
Sources have also revealed that artificial intelligence server processors such as NVIDIA A100, A800, and H100 have been in short supply, but Google, Microsoft, and other cloud service providers will prioritize supply. Nvidia AI server processors are in short supply, as evidenced by their increased orders. Last week, relevant media reported that NVIDIA's urgent order has increased the capacity utilization of TSMC's 7/6nm and 5/4nm process families, with the 5/4nm process capacity approaching saturation. Experts predict that Nvidia's large orders for A100, A800, H100, and H800 are expected to run through the entire year. In order to expand the market and increase production capacity, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun will also visit China in the near future, or will meet with executives from Tencent, ByteDance, Ideal Auto, BYD and Xiaomi.
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