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It's a direct video of him saying it.

Net income was 8.197 billion dollars for the 12 month period ending on sept 30, 2023. Revenue for the twelve month period ending on march 31, 2024 was 28.329 billion. Gross profit margin was 49.47% in 2022 with an operating profit margin being 30.49%. The company is called ASML Holding.

Both. They would effectively be able to charge however much they wanted, since they'd only have 1 competitor who have a limited hardware output (like 4 machines per year).

Nope, just TSMC in taiwan. Nvidia and AMD use TSMC.

DEI... in texas? Intel has their major fabs... in israel.

Or we just... stop the CCP? No, the primary issues are tax related. And the fact that chip fabs take a good 10 years to build fully anyway. Did you know that Intel is an american company too?

Or we just... continue doing what we were already doing? Because there's very little downside?

If you want it to pull 5000w of power for a single GPU, sure.

Making billions upon billions of dollars isn't enough?

Then why hasn't anyone else started selling machines that do the same?

Oh, now you're magicking up the required patents now too.

Ok, magic up the... 700 billion dollars for the equipment and land. Oh, and while you're at it magic up the skilled workforce.

You're not part of the industry, so I'll forgive you there. But let me put it this way: a single part of the equipment required to make the following nodes is made by a single company based out of Europe. That's a single part that relies on a single company in the world. This part goes for...

So we imported almost 2x the amount of local production? 490k tons imported vs 250k tons locally extracted... Mmhm, they are. And they're going to be a minimum of 3 generations out of date. 7nm is old now and that's the newest one being built here. The others are 16nm and 28nm nodes. Oh, and...

And what nodes will those be? edit: Also, that isn't silicon. As in, the fucking element.

With 30 years of work for the CPUs and GPUs, sure. Oh wait, no, we literally can't produce the silicon domestically.

So where do you get the uranium and copper for those? And the sand? The silicon chips?

And what, exactly, would you suggest for that? Do you think food just... doesn't spoil or something?

It's real.

How many years ago were those photos taken again? Cause there ain't any concerts in Ukraine right now.