When you said a lot in the title I think we were all hoping you meant a large quantity of GPU’s to end the shortage not a lot of different types. It doesn’t matter what they make if no one can buy them.,(reply>), @Rin Rin Intel’s process and fabs are less advanced and they have been having output issues for a long time. Even intel uses tmsc for some of its cpus now. They still make their own but not all of them. And all of the machines they do have are reserved for cpus. They need to make new ones for GPU’s. And it is still to be seen how good of a job they do. They keep trying 10nm and failing. They kinda have it working now. The next one they are going to try is 5nm though so the new machines will be built for that and it probably will take them a while to sort it out. Maybe they will switch CPU’s to new stuff and move GPU’s over to the old but then they won’t be very good. Also the old equipment probably can’t handle the size of dies needed for GPU’s. Also there is only one company that makes the machines that all the fabrication companies use. The other companies are currently expanding and building more factories too so the company supplying it all is going to have shortages.,(reply>), @Strongholdex, welp, that's a bummer:/,(reply>), @Rin Rin Arc is on tsmc 6nm.,(reply>), Intel produces it's own silicon, so they should overall increase gpu availability on the market.,(reply>), True, I was excited until I realized he was talking about new GPUs every year, not about the quantities.