19 points bobsoap 2 hours ago 6 comments
bobsoap 2 hours ago | parent
WSJ article (paywall): https://www.wsj.com/tech/jensen-huang-colette-kress-nvidia-c...
Archive link: https://archive.ph/gx14x
Kevin_Flynn 1 hour ago | parent
The article sounds to me like Jensen was attempting to maximize revenues and profits for the company he ran, like a CEO is supposed to.
Is Nvidia profiting from globally constrained wafer capacity ? Absolutely.
Does their strategy account for supply constraints ? Absolutely.
Isn't this what corporations are supposed to do ? Adapt, pivot, profit ?
I think everyones just jealous and frustrated right now, and the frustrated decided they didnt want to see leather jacket man getting laid while sipping Dom.
People are petty like that, especially in large crowds.
win311fwg 12 minutes ago | parent
A shortage occurs when demand exceeds supply. In a normally functioning market price rises to see demand back away until demand meets supply. In order for demand to continue exceed supply, a shortage, you must have a situation where price is prevented from rising, which, if Huang was behind it, means that Huang was purposefully rejecting better offers to keep the price below the market value. Thus revenue was artificially capped below what could have been.
bamboozled 6 minutes ago | parent