clark tang

T3 · host / generalist

Partner at Altimeter Capital, a technology-focused investment firm, where he invests across public and private growth companies.

2 calls·2 names·50% bull·last heard 2 months ago·BG2 Pod
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$NVDANvidiaposition

Clark Tang: Nvidia held share despite ASIC threat, demand accelerating

Contrary to expectations of dramatic share loss to custom ASICs, Nvidia has maintained or even gained share on revenue, gigawatt and unit terms; the world is consuming more Nvidia, not less, as it keeps out-executing competitors.

BG2 Pod2026-06
2ndmedium conviction
$AVGOBroadcom

Clark Tang: Broadcom-vs-Nvidia ASIC battle now more nuanced, custom per workload

The old binary of Broadcom ASICs versus Nvidia is giving way to a more nuanced view where accelerators get increasingly custom to specific workloads; Broadcom (with TPUs) remains a key player but Nvidia has cemented itself as the predominant general compute provider.

BG2 Pod2026-06

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Nvidia
HIGHclark tang·BG2 Pod·2 months ago· position
Clark Tang: Nvidia held share despite ASIC threat, demand accelerating
Contrary to expectations of dramatic share loss to custom ASICs, Nvidia has maintained or even gained share on revenue, gigawatt and unit terms; the world is consuming more Nvidia, not less, as it keeps out-executing competitors.
"every one assumed that Nvidia was going to lose share dramatically on a revenue scale, on a gigawatt scale, on a unit scale. And actually, if you actually look at the last few yea…"
58:56
$AVGO
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Broadcom
MEDclark tang·BG2 Pod·2 months ago
Clark Tang: Broadcom-vs-Nvidia ASIC battle now more nuanced, custom per workload
The old binary of Broadcom ASICs versus Nvidia is giving way to a more nuanced view where accelerators get increasingly custom to specific workloads; Broadcom (with TPUs) remains a key player but Nvidia has cemented itself as the predominant general compute provider.
"I remember just 1 year ago when it was kind of a Broadcom or Nvidia battle. It seems there's a lot more nuance now to what type of accelerators will fit which workloads and fit wh…"
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