Often, I catch on to trends by looking for common patterns in the questions reporters ask me. In many instances, they are much more in touch with the market than I am, and they are a good data point. Take the calls that I’ve been getting about what problems may arise if there is a graphics processing unit (GPU) shortage.
First, if that does happen, it wouldn’t likely last long. Second, other viable options should be considered. Of course, the angle is doom and gloom, with the fear that businesses won’t be able to take advantage of the generative AI revolution if they can’t get these processors, either for use with on-premises systems or in the cloud and on demand.
