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As AI shifts from training to inference, the industry's focus is moving from FLOPS to memory bandwidth—and NVIDIA's future depends on it.
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As the industry shifts from monolithic GPUs to disaggregated systems, a historic battle for the AI stack unfolds.
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New fab capacity won't arrive until 2028, giving HBM makers a prolonged period of fat margins and take-or-pay contracts.
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How concentrated HBM manufacturing, rising costs, and co-design dependencies constrain NVIDIA’s AI hardware roadmap and margin trajectory.
