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Nvidia just paid $20B for a company that missed its revenue target by 75%
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#42This is what happen when your government is run primarily thru corruption. sorry, not corruption! retainer fees and timely stock purchases. different thing!
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#43This is missing the point. Even at a clipped revenue projection - $500m at $2b is a 4x multiple on revenue. A 4x for an AI cloud+infra play that targets speed and cost? Where do I send the check? If NVIDIA believes it can take this and scale it, $20b is a no brainer.
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#44This article was good, but the blaming the us-east-1 outage on layoffs doesn't seem accurate.
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#45Re: Nvidia just paid $20B for a company that missed its revenue target by 75%
#46Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well usually they only get acquired when they have something the purchaser wants, revenue was obviously not the get here
The tv series Silicon Valley has a good episode where they discuss the importance of a start-up not having any revenue. Being pre revenue apparently means unlimited potential, with any level of revenue being bad, as you always have to grow it.
That show was very on the nose about a great many things.
Re: Nvidia just paid $20B for a company that missed its revenue target by 75%
#47This article was good, but the blaming the us-east-1 outage on layoffs doesn't seem accurate.
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#48Here's my take on what actually happened: https://ossa-ma.github.io/blog/groq
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#49Re: Nvidia just paid $20B for a company that missed its revenue target by 75%
#50The writing style here is so belittling, and frankly stupid. E.g. "billion is so big!", uh, I've heard of a billion before, and then comparing the value of a company to a single person's salary, as if that was very relevant.
Go talk to someone outside of tech this week, preferably someone working in the trades or something else that's less dependent on a computer, and ask them about their AI use. You'd be surprised how new a lot of the tech concepts in this article are to people that might have only heard of ChatGPT. That is who I'm writing for.