Nvidia’s $4.6 trillion valuation highlights a deeper structural risk: its CUDA-driven dominance is creating the very incentives that can erode its margins. Drawing on interviews with investors, competitor execs, and enterprise AI buyers, we analyze how proprietary lock-in is prompting hyperscalers and cloud providers to build alternatives—and why that matters for pricing power and future earnings. This episode combines finance, technology strategy, and procurement perspectives to explain the mechanics behind margin compression and what leading indicators you should watch.

What We'll Discuss:
- 🔍 Why CUDA feels like an unbreakable moat
- 🏗️ Hyperscalers funding open alternatives
- 💸 Margin compression mechanics and timeline
- ⚖️ Total cost of ownership vs. raw performance
- 🧭 Indicators to watch: margins and adoption
- 🛠️ How enterprises should diversify now

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The $4.6T Moat: Why Nvidia’s Edge Isn’t Permanent

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