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Delphi AI researcher Accelxr 👾 explains why Nvidia’s move into open models could make it a competitor to its own customers. “Nvidia is best positioned to extract maximum throughput for their models out of their own tech stack.”

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Lou1 day ago

@accelxr the chip moat quietly becomes a model moat

reza1 day ago

@accelxr If Nvidia’s models run best on Nvidia hardware, that could change the competitive landscape pretty quickly

João Capital1 day ago

@accelxr vi isabilidade de hardware e modelo fecharem em um só player: lembra como a AMD perdeu margem quando começou a competir com as OEMs que usavam seus chips.

Donna Davis1 day ago

@accelxr That vertical integration could reshape who captures the value across the AI stack

wilaiPongsak1 day ago

@accelxr It looks like someone got a Delphi tattoo and is hyping up Nvidia's move into open AI!.

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