Hardware Cold War
A significant shift is underway in the tech landscape, as major software companies are investing heavily in their own hardware teams, challenging traditional hardware giants. The brewing competition between the U.S. and China is likened to a cold war, with China leveraging its innovation and supply chain capabilities to gain an edge in hardware production. This dynamic raises questions about the future viability of established players like Intel and AMD as more companies opt for in-house solutions.In this clip
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