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What would you call paying 1 damn cent if your market cap is 3 billion lol. Many other smaller companies pay dividends of at least $2-3 dollar per stock. What's point of paying 1 cent then?Nvidia pays 100% more than AMD. How that's greed?
Yep, used H100 smuggled through Singapore were used to train DeepSeek. I don't know for what, but vast majority of RTX 4090 found it's way to China. They were dismantling and repurposing them. Had it not been worth the money and all that work, they would not have been doing it.Deepseek used the H100 for training; the 4090 or even the 5090 isn't useful for training at that scale.

Special Chinese Factories are Dismantling NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Graphics Cards and Turning Them into AI-Friendly GPU Shape
The recent U.S. government restrictions on AI hardware exports to China have significantly impacted several key semiconductor players, including NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel, restricting them from selling high-performance AI chips to Chinese land. This ban has notably affected NVIDIA's GeForce RTX...