Nvidia is getting too big, and that’s a problem
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When one supplier starts to look like a league all its own, procurement risk becomes as important as performance. AI-heavy operators should be modeling scenarios where Nvidia pricing, allocation, or policy shifts compress margins overnight and lining up credible second and third sources now.
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