How does such a tariff even work? Can't an airline finance all of its aircraft through an entity in the Maldives or whatever?
Airbus had to move production from Quebec to Georgia (US)
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I mean, we (zml) clocked MI300X ($20k) at +30% than H100 ($30k).
So…
What about power consumption? edit: My understanding from about a year ago is that AMD and NVDA's chips were priced similarly in terms of performance per watt.
It’s a hard work, yes. And people should get paid for hard work.
But you’re a delivery man, that’s it. In each job you need to wake up in the morning and have responsibility to do your work well. And very often you’re handling equipment/goods that exceed not only your monthly salary but your lifetime income.
That's exactly why they should be are so highly paid. You don't want your delivery man to be texting their friends that they just dropped off a high value package somewhere.