Amazon Web Services launches its most powerful chip yet

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Amazon Web Services (AMZN), a leading cloud services provider, wants a share of the AI chips market that is dominated by Nvidia (NVDA). Yahoo Finance got an exclusive first look at AWS’s latest chip, the Graviton4, which is Amazon’s most powerful and efficient chip to date. It’s the latest example of the massive investment tech firms are pouring into chip development as competition in the chips market intensifies.
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[@curiouspeople6441]

Gonna cost $102.42 an hour to rent out the chips for 1 hour . At this prices I rather built out my own servers & host my own online web

[@DanielFenandes]

That's obviously wrong. That's the price for an hour per core.

[@RadientPower]

@@DanielFenandes so, it will cost a lot more ?? I guess we will need more than a core ...

[@DanielFenandes]

@@RadientPowerno

[@DanielFenandes]

0.02845 is the price for an hour per core

[@curiouspeople6441]

@@DanielFenandes it’s per sec buddy

[@lou7139]

AMZN: We have a graviton! NVDA: That little toy chip is so cute!

[@bpolat]

Amazon is the biggest customer of Nvidia. If Amazon is okay with their products to utilize in Amazon cloud then they will order less chip from Nvidia.

[@sirus312]

Intel: but can you make them? MUHAHAHAHAHAHHA

[@snwbm]

Intel who? The company that was relevant in the late 90s? ​@sirus312

[@AndrewMellor-darkphoton]

It's a freaking CPU not a GPU

[@TaniaLato-ky4wo]

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[@intothebeyond8763]

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[@andreypetrov2515]

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[@lokesh303101]

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[@paulo4371]

Graviton4 by ARM. It make sense why NVIDIA wanted to buy ARm

[@lllongreen]

@paulo4371 it's core architecture is licensed out by ARM, the SOC itself was made by AWS engineering teams.

[@100kSubscribersForComments]

It is still early to say how much impact Graviton4 will have on the overall chip market. Nvidia is a well-established leader in AI chips, and it remains to be seen if AWS can compete effectively in that space

[@weho_brian]

Graviton4 is a ARM based CPU. AWS will offer Graviton4 as an AI cpu solution, or they can choose to go with x86 with either Intel or AMD

[@nannybear]

You missed the whole point of the video. Graviton is a general purpose compute chip and won't have much impact on the overall chip market because it's an internal product for AWS. It's purpose is to give AWS customers a budget friendly option at scale and limit the price scaling of partners such as AMD and Intel within their own network. Amazon will not compete in AI hardware nor will any other chip manufacturer for the foreseeable future. It's mostly due to the fact that all foundational models are developed on CUDA and developers are lazy. If you don't give them a significant reason to port years of work to another architecture (something like 1000x less power or 1000x more compute).

[@bpolat]

Amazon is the biggest customer of Nvidia. If Amazon is okay with their products to utilize on Amazon cloud then they will order less chip from Nvidia.

[@madisonmills9736]

Well said!

[@reinerfranke5436]

897k$ per year - no way for a 3 year return you can buy 180 epyc system which each 128 cores totally 23040 cores

[@user-qc3uq7xj1r]

Победитель по жизни это точно про тебя!!

[@vishalmishra3046]

AWS bought the Israel startup *Annapurna Labs* for getting into Chips business. Graviton4 is ARM64 CPU from AWS and competes against Grace-CPU from NVidia. *Trainium* and *Inferentia* are TPUs from Annapurna Labs (more like GPUs) and compete against Blackwell GPUs from NVidia. *Graviton5* will compete against *Vera-CPU* from NVidia by 2027. So the race is only getting more exciting over next 3 years.

[@mikestewart4752]

Yahoo is still around?!?

[@AndrewMellor-darkphoton]

It's a freaking CPU not a GPU

[@deeplearningpartnership]

Cool.

[@MichaelBohemian]

4:15 the report doesnt make sense. How is the chip industry only worth 500$B when Nvidia alone, a chip maker is worth $3T.

[@walterwong9368]

@@MichaelBohemian I think usually when people talk about the “worth of an industry” they’re referring to total annual revenue.

[@ericjohnson829]

Nvidia is as much a software developer as they are a chip designer. They lock you in to their entire ecosystem of products and support.

[@U2B_Viewer]

With more competition NVIDIA will be forced to lower prices

[@ericjohnson829]

@@U2B_Viewer Perhaps, but the difference for Nvidia is that they provide all the ingredients for A.I. development, it's tough to compete with a company that sells the whole solution, the computers, software, cloud services and trained A.I. models, as well as processors.

[@bpolat]

This proves how high Nvidia is overvalued currently. Nvidia makes fraction revenue of Google yet 1.4X more of Googles market cap.

[@saucegodreacts]

$ARM

[@johnpasir3207]

We want more Nvidia competition, now.

[@intothebeyond8763]

There is it's just that the media doesn't cover the other companies that make chips. For example Cerebras . They make chips and they're faster then anything Nvidia will come out with in the next ten years and they're cheaper.

[@MatthewMS.]

00:48 we know amzn ; )

[@user-js5dj9qn7n]

Поздравляю с этой сочной победой) Заносы офигенные получились!

[@SurprisedDivingBoard-vu9rz]

Because I could design different billions of chip types and app they fired me. Even the best AI can't.

[@KazemSamyar]

Ok

[@bpolat]

Almost all hyper scaler design own AI chips currently. Nvidia will sell less chips upcoming years and stock price will return normal levels.

[@greggleswong]

Raspberry Pi spotted

[@superblondeDotOrg]

UMBRELLA CORPORATION

[@TPM188]

All made by tsmc

[@joecooltrader]

Yeah, Nvidia pricing power is going to drop, which means their multiples. Can't really justify their current stock price. It should be below $95.

[@gretaferebee3179]

Lawyers get ready. This acceleration of data transmission will be crashing many older devices.

[@smoothbraindetainer]

That's not how it works

[@antronx7]

3:02 that not how you solder smd parts lol. Obvious movie prop diversity engineer is obvious.

[@ryen49]

laughs in blackwell and laughs in rubin

[@smoothbraindetainer]

Completely different type of processor buddy

[@weho_brian]

@@smoothbraindetainer everyone is an AI expert nowadays 😆😆😆

[@TaiwanNationStatusQuo]

Americans should appreciate Taiwan for building all these chips they need, and help these companies make a lot more $$$. We empower Apple Nvidia google Amazon which further provide more jobs to hire Americans. If stupid new president were to force TSMC produce them in Arizona desert, no one would win

[@REALMOTIVATIONOFFICIALL3M]

China will built same in 1/10 th price,and still better than them😂😂

[@JJN631]

Really

[@azinmirzaei7944]

$ARM