“Their whole thing at reInvent, if you really talk to them when they announced Trinium II and our whole post about it and our analysis of it is, like, supply chain-wise, this is, looks, you know, you squint your eyes, this looks like an Amazon Basics TPU, right? It's decent, right? But it's really cheap, A, and B, it gives you the most HBM capacity per dollar and most HBM memory bandwidth per dollar of any chip on the market, and therefore it actually makes sense for certain applications to use.”
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