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Yes, sure, it's the same Intel that is prioritizing immediate money returns over long term gains, right?
Nvidia definitely didn't do this investment to kill a new competitor. They just happen to find too many billion dollars in their bank account and didn't know what to do with that and thought "you know what? Let's invest them in a competitor to spice up the market"
It's to try and stage off AMD who has cornered the other half of the data center. Nvidia just had the come up on GPUs in DC's, but lost a decade to trying to compete with AMD there. Now AMD has the most sought after high density chips and FPGA platform with no competition. Nvidia thinks this will slow AMDs sales there I'm sure.
Actual headline: "Intel says what they were told to say to avoid antitrust after US government pushes AI agenda and gains ownership in Intel."
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