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Digitimes September 8, 2026 By Levi Li neutral

Nvidia underwrites its own demand, and that may be harder to copy than its chips

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Venture capital firm a16z recently hosted investor Gavin Baker and a16z partner David George for a discussion on Nvidia's competitive position. Baker argued that CEO Jensen Huang has built a formidable moat around a strategy of being "vertically integrated but horizontally open."
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