Everyone is talking about chips again, thanks to A.I and a rosy forecast from Nvidia. The news drove investors to flock to A.I.-related stocks to the tune of $300 billion in added value last month.
But all this optimism shouldn't distract us from one of the chip industry's key problems: Chips have stopped providing real jumps in computing power, right as we see an explosion of power-hungry applications like generative A.I.
