Still is, although of course not as much as before.

Bank of Japan is still the only nation with a higher asset-to-GDP ratio than the US Federal Reserve.

Japan has also been the world's largest creditor nation (by net international investment position) for the last 30 years

https://www.swfinstitute.org/fund-rankings/

Lets just say your next... most everything is going to be delayed...

Got it. Is “SG&A” a category that typically includes depreciation/amortization?

(I can tell I didn’t pay proper attention in my accounting class)

Yep, in the same way that crypto was hauling in 2021 😉

So the government pays Nvidia taxes?

Disappointing that Tomato Bank isn't there.

That’s their second biggest adjustment right after foreign income tax adjustments

It’s included in SG&A

Sources:

https://www.nielsen.com/news-center/2021/super-bowl-lv-draws-nearly-92-million-tv-viewers/

https://www.superbowl-ads.com/cost-of-super-bowl-advertising-breakdown-by-year/

https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm

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what does nvidia provide for automotive industry? 900 million $ is a lot of money...

I think the data center on this chart refers to the sales of GPU to big data centers like those you mentioned.

Or, in other words, the revenue from sales of their data-center cards like A100, V100, etc.

No, like licenses, A100 and H100 cards. H100 is 33k pre tax, each.

They sell them in pre built machines with 8x H100, 8Tbps bidirectional networking, 112 cores, 30TB of nvme storage and 2TB memory. That is 640gb VRAM per machine.

Oh, and they are linked together. They sell hundreds of these machines at a time.

Hmmm...

Number of Ukrainian refugees in Poland 2023, by date of report. Since February 24, 2022 more than 10.2 million refugees from Ukraine have crossed the Polish border, with the largest number on March 6 - more than 142 thousand people.

Yep. And you might argue that 70 makes it the same skew, but you could also argue that they just shifted their lineup a step upwards with 70 series replacing 80 series.

They aren't in Canada.

Basically, the part of you expenses that would double if you sold twice as many.

I think it's funny how the salaries of everyone but the owners is seen as a fixed asset to be minimized, part of the expense, but the "net profit" is only enjoyed by those at the top of the company. As if human beings who aren't management are a tool like a lathe or a computer that you just buy.

It honestly cracks me up how normalized this is, and how basically no one questions it.

Line graph is the percentage. You're right! I should have used a legend or different color. Thank you!

Inflation-adjusted and tier-matched, GPU prices are definitely not normal :) But I suppose it's true that crypto-driven price inflation at least is no longer the concern now.

Now, it looks more like NVIDIA itself is adjusting the prices to match those at some points of 2021.

I would love to plumb the 18,000 BC shoreline for settlements.

According to their 10-K filing they owe over $2 billion in deferred income taxes.

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Why am I not seeing depreciation & amortization costs?

Because we all know people on Reddit never make mistakes and/or intentionally misleading graphs /s

Crazy to see 4 French banks (including mine) in this ranking.