In Weida has been informed that we are considering a reduction in the availability of Rubin Ultra chip

On 7 August, NVDA.O is considering a major measure to address the shortage of high-end high-bandwidth memory chips. Young Weida is considering less visible than planned on the next generation graphic processor Rubin Ultra. According to informed sources, at least three versions of the Rubin Ultra flash card have been tested in the past few weeks, some of which are less visible than the originally published specifications. This adjustment is partly due to the fact that it may not be possible to obtain sufficient high-end memory to meet the supply requirements of the original design. Visible reduction can have an impact on chip performance, although Weibo could otherwise compensate. However, other artificially intelligent enterprises that operate large AI models using this downscaling chip need to call more chips than they were。