Svmuu News: According to market sources this evening, a recent report by SemiAnalysis stated that "NVIDIA's next-generation AI server cluster, Rubin NVL72, has made significant adjustments to its memory configuration. To address supply chain constraints and ensure timely delivery of the Rubin racks, the memory capacity per rack has been drastically reduced from the original plan of 55TB to 28TB, a cut of approximately 50%. This involves using a scaled-down 96GB SOCAMM memory module instead of the previously planned 192GB high-end module." Following this news, memory-related stocks including Micron and SK Hynix came under pressure and declined.
In response, SemiAnalysis founder, CEO, and Chief Analyst Dylan Patel (@dylan522p) stated, "I love it when people share what we say while missing most of the content in the note. Our original report did not use this clickbait-style headline."
NVIDIA slashes next-gen rack memory configuration, causing memory stocks to plummet? SemiAnalysis founder clarifies: too clickbait-ish
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