I just recently switched to a 5G phone and I nothing has changed. When I round around in the Mission in San Francisco its still almost impossible to have a facetime audio call. The excuse that T-Mobile is "cheap" does not really hold here. What's the point of higher bandwidth and lower latency over the air when you cannot manage to build the infrastructure to support it? Don't know how this is in the rest of the country, but it's fun to watch first time visitors from all over the world coming to San Francisco, getting really confused on why the "high tech" expectations do not match up with reality.

Nvidia, if you consider them somewhat representative of the shape of the GPU market breaks down its revenue like here: https://www.investopedia.com/h... It's fair to say what @znrt says below that the "majority" is still graphics. From a die-area perspective, the even bigger majority of the chips are general purpose ALUs. Ironically, here you are right. But to quote a GPU architect I once spoke to: "The rasterizer-part is so small its not even worth ripping out". So yeah. They are GPUs.

Why do people assume a damn avatar on stage, talking, is interesting?