Graphics Cards Could Get Even More Expensive, and It’s Not Just Nvidia
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If consumer GPUs keep repricing as luxury goods, the hobbyist and prosumer base that quietly prototypes your next internal tools will shrink. Enterprises leaning on “employees will experiment at home then bring it in” as an AI adoption channel should assume that funnel is weakening and budget accordingly.
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