So I wonder how long until the scarcity of computer parts turns out to be a huge scam. And I'm not just talking about Sam coming to your house to take your ram.
Now that Jensen is out at Nvidia (at least for the time being. Wouldn't be surprised to see him come back in a few weeks or months), is the whole circular finance house of cards that's driven insane demand suddenly come crashing down and we find out that a few companies were loaning money they didn't have to other companies to buy their products and then loaning more money they didn't have against the future revenue they just created to yet other companies to buy more chips and on and on?
It would be cool to go back to early 2024 pricing on RAM, NVME drives, and GPUs.
@douglasvb No... there's still a huge shortage of a lot of stuff way deep into the electronic components supply chain, due to the Iran war, too. Crazy backlogs.