I have nothing to say about this company's long term potential, but I'm curious to know whether this will become an enormous "tik stok" like SK Hynix became in South Korea. I've watched a short documentary about the investment mania in SK and it's really scary.
_trampeltier•37m ago
Tesla is kind the same. Everybody bought it, because it went up so much, less because of the product. I guess every AI would do the same.
rokkamokka•22m ago
I wonder what the effects of TSLA dropping to reasonable levels (a drop of about 90%) would look like.
samrus•36m ago
If the chinese government feels its critical to china's success then it will be backed like alibaba and wechat and others were
levanlevi•21m ago
is it retail or hype driven - that's the question
feverzsj•10m ago
It's driven by the supreme leader's grand plan, like everything else there.
jonkoops•17m ago
EU chip industry: best I can do is eat glue in the corner.
b3orn•8m ago
EU chip industry: best I can do is power electronics.
cluckindan•14m ago
Let’s see them ship some chip first
feverzsj•8m ago
The price is similar, as they all rely on same upstream suppliers. The quality is kinda meh.
fooker•13m ago
Prediction - we are going to figure out SOTA AI performance without requiring 1TB of memory within a year or so.
Of course CXMT, Micron, and family will still be profitable, but maybe not 'surge 470% from IPO' profitable.
shevy-java•6m ago
The more interesting question is: why does the rest of the world not increase their production prowess? I am aware of most of the reasons, but I am getting tired of the "China is better than the rest of the world". It is more that China did a lot of things that the others either failed to do or no longer wanted to do. Case in point is Germany: from "our cars are best" to "hey, chinese cars are now better" (or, cheaper, for a comparative quality). This constant complaining is so strange. Would that energy not be better spent to try to become better?
glimshe•42m ago
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