Just three customers accounted for half of Nvidia’s chip sales last quarter

Half of Nvidia's sales went to three customers, and they wont say who.
Jensen Huang’s deep pocketed buyers seem happy to purchase even more. (Picture: ETC-USC, CC BY 2.0)
In a filing with the SEC, the company reveals that 53% of its revenue came from just three sources.

They are anonymized in the filing, but Nvidia clearly states that they account for 23%, 16% and 14% of sales.

Last quarter, two top customers accounted for 14% and 11% of revenue, writes CNBC.

OEM manufacturers?
These customers are not end users of the product, but rather systems manufacturers who buy chips directly from Nvidia and put them on circuit boards and servers — which they call «Direct customers.»

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OpenAI’s hardware device is a year out, won’t be a wearable

Jony Ive and Sam Altman in a now removed video from OpenAI.
OpenAI reveals just enough about its hardware project to keep people guessing. (Picture: OpenAI)
More news has emerged about the ChatGPT owner’s «breathrough hardware device» through court filings in their recent trademark case.

It is clear now that the device won’t be an in-ear device or some kind of glasses.

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OpenAI takes down Ive partnership Io page due to court order

A trademark lawsuit has taken the OpenAI Io page offline.
The Ive/Altman partnership shook the internet and generated plenty of hype in May. Now the page is taken down. (Picture: OpenAI)
The page and announcement of the Jony Ive partnership to build AI devices has had a hard a meeting with a trademark lawsuit.

The name of the company purchased by OpenAI for 6.5 billion dollars in late may, has, for all its hype at the time, been taken down by a court order.

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Jony Ive joins OpenAI on breakthrough hardware project

Jony Ive and Sam Altman are teaming up for a great hardware challenge.
The Apple design guru is teaming up with OpenAI to solve a great challenge. (Picture: OpenAI)
He has been working with the company for eighteen months on the frontier of modern hardware design; the standalone AI product.

Citing significant progress already done, Sam Altman says «I think it is the coolest piece of technology that the world will have ever seen,» according to The Washington Post.

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