TRUE, BUTCircular Money
Financed demand, not proven scarcity
That is financed demand. Nothing in the record shows it made a shortage.
“NVIDIA allegedly engineered scarcity by funding AI startups to buy its GPUs.”
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Nvidia's 10-Q confirms it guarantees customers' data center leases, including up to $105 billion for an OpenAI affiliate, in exchange for Nvidia-only hardware.
The twist
The report as relayed describes a surplus of chips with no buyers, which is the opposite of scarcity.
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