It's not the software or hardware that will "win" the race, it's who delivers the packaged end user capability (or centralizes and grabs most of the value along the chain).
And end user capability is comprised of hardware + software + connectivity + standardized APIs for building software on top + integration into existing systems.
If I were Nvidia, I'd be smiling. They've been here before.
It's not the software or hardware that will "win" the race, it's who delivers the packaged end user capability (or centralizes and grabs most of the value along the chain).
And end user capability is comprised of hardware + software + connectivity + standardized APIs for building software on top + integration into existing systems.
If I were Nvidia, I'd be smiling. They've been here before.