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NVIDIA's Jensen Huang 'World Tour' AI video goes viral at home and abroad, Musk quips 'found the reason memory prices went up'

IT之家 news on 10/6: Fan-made remix videos of Michael Jackson concerts have recently gone viral on Chinese video platforms, with netizens replacing Michael Jackson on stage and the audience below with all kinds of…

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IT之家 News on 10/6: Fan-made derivative videos based on Michael Jackson concerts have recently gone viral on domestic video platforms, with netizens replacing Michael Jackson on stage and the audience below with various famous figures.

On 10/4, Bilibili uploader 'Wang Yuye Xing' posted an AI video titled 'Jensen Huang World Tour' that has racked up over a million views, and even went viral overseas, drawing a quip from Elon Musk:This is why memory prices are so expensive。

IT之家 found that the original video comes from the 'Jam' performance segment of Michael Jackson's 1992 Dangerous World Tour concert in Bucharest, Romania.

In the 3rd month of this year, it was reported thatJensen Huang said at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conferencethat current memory supply is scarce,which is 'fantastic for us' for NVIDIA。

Huang believes that resource constraints will actually force customers to directly choose the most powerful solutions. And because NVIDIA has abundant funds and scale advantages, allowing it to lock in large amounts of supply across the entire industry chain, NVIDIA can benefit from this.

He pointed out that NVIDIA has already locked in the memory, wafers, CoWoS packaging, systems, cables, and other key components needed for large-scale deployment of 'AI factories.' Huang even made a bold call to suppliers at the conference: 'Go ahead and build DRAM memory fabs, because however much you produce, I will use it all up.'

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