Wall Street just endorsed Jensen Huang's 'big concept' for AI. What now?
Instead of seeing supercomputers as devices that customers buy and use — the argument goes — these systems, filled with Nvidia's graphics processing units that can cost $3 million per rack, look like profitable investments. Huang says the systems can be improved through his company's CUDA software, and their lifespans extended, leading to better economics. "You can think about it as a revenue stream, and you can securitize it or effectively divide that risk and sell it to investors who want to participate anywhere in that stack," said Szlezak, KKR's head of digital infrastructure.
- ▪Instead of seeing supercomputers as devices that customers buy and use — the argument goes — these systems, filled with Nvidia's graphics processing units that can cost $3 million per rack, look like profitable investments.
- ▪Huang says the systems can be improved through his company's CUDA software, and their lifespans extended, leading to better economics.
- ▪"You can think about it as a revenue stream, and you can securitize it or effectively divide that risk and sell it to investors who want to participate anywhere in that stack," said Szlezak, KKR's head of digital infrastructure.
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Instead of seeing supercomputers as devices that customers buy and use — the argument goes — these systems, filled with Nvidia's graphics processing units that can cost $3 million per rack, look like profitable investments. Huang says the systems can be improved through his company's CUDA software, and their lifespans extended, leading to better economics. "You can think about it as a revenue stream, and you can securitize it or effectively divide that risk and sell it to investors who want to participate anywhere in that stack," said Szlezak, KKR's head of digital infrastructure.
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