The recent sharp drop in GPU graphics card prices has led some organizations to predict the end of the global chip crisis. The crisis, which has lasted for several years, has become a cloud over related industries such as the smartphone industry and car manufacturing. Intel, Qualcomm and other chip-making companies have to deal with more and more factors that have a negative impact on their supply chains: inflation around the world; lockdowns caused by the epidemic; supply chain congestion caused by the Russian-Ukrainian war. And the recent drop in GPU prices may be a ray of sunshine to break the dark cloud of “lack of cores” that has hung over the industry for several years. Financial institution Baird downgraded GPU maker NVIDIA to “neutral” following a recent drop in GPU prices. Shares of NVIDIA have fallen 31% since 2022, while AMD, which also makes GPUs, is down about 37%. Although GPUs are still being sold at an increased price, the price increase has dropped a lot compared to before. Susquehanna analyst Christopher Rowland said earlier this month that the average selling price of GPUs has grown from a previous .
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