Eight racks of GB200's? You're talking about 1 megawatt of power. Well over that if you include PSU losses, cooling, and all the networking, storage, memory...
Spatulas in Jensen's decorative jar.
And compute.
Yes, but the most expensive CPU doesn't cost $40K.
IP Lawyers and Nuclear Lobbyists, presumably
Not to mention all the spin doctors they need to conjure up a regulatory moat in absence of a technical one.
If we get nuclear fusion and better GPUs as a byproduct of enabling LLMs, great. We haven't had this kind of dynamic since the heft of Windows pushed Intel to deliver faster processors.