Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced Monday that demand for Nvidia's latest GeForce RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 graphics cards has been so intense that manufacturers cannot keep up, creating shortages that will last until 2021. According to Tom's Hardware Huang revealed the projected shortage in a press question-and-answer session when Nvidia's terms and conditions were announced. "I think the demand will exceed all of our supply throughout the year," he said. "Remember, we're also getting into a double whammy. The double whammy is the holiday season. Even before the holidays we were doing amazingly well, then you add the 'amp factor' and then you add the 'amp holiday factor' on top of that, and we're going to have a really, really great Q4 season." Huang said the problem was not on the vendor side of the equation, but on the consumer side, as in the case of everyone with a PC munching away to get their hands on one of the new Ampere boards. “The 3080 and 3090 have a demand problem, not a supply problem,” he said. "The problem with the demand is that it's much higher than we expected, and we really expected a lot."