Well, we know a couple of things that Nvidia is uniquely positioned to be able to use to prevent others from competing:
* they're taking action to prevent others from making other GPUs compatible with CUDA
* they're buying up foundry and packaging capacity
It's probably likely that there's execs at Nvidia who know these things are good for them and bad for their competitions and have explained it in some internal emails...
* they're taking action to prevent others from making other GPUs compatible with CUDA
* they're buying up foundry and packaging capacity
It's probably likely that there's execs at Nvidia who know these things are good for them and bad for their competitions and have explained it in some internal emails...