Different chips can be used for training but as I said it's driver hell and much easier to just use Nvidia. As time goes on different vendors are catching up to Nvidia but I still think they're having a hard time with it. Chinese companies aren't still buying Nvidia because they love paying ludicrous rates for a tiny bit of extra VRAM on a GPU chip that's basically the same as the gaming one.

C'mon now

Best option is to stay watchful and get more educated, I guess. One never knows when it's your turn to pull a switch.

We'll have to wait a bit for production to ramp up, but once it does I expect to see the same thing we saw with stuff like solar panels and EVs.

It works like this: Unlike conventional port railways positioned parallel to the waterfront or outside the terminal, the new line runs perpendicular to the shoreline and reaches within 70 m of the quay. Containers can be transferred directly between the terminal operating area and waiting trains, removing the truck or yard moves normally required between the two transport modes. Here is the original article, with a tiny photo: [image: very small photo of the new ship-to-rail terminal]