Nvidia Is the Central Bank of AI — And It Sets the Rules
One company quietly controls the price of nearly every AI you use.
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Key Points
- Nvidia makes the chips that power almost all AI, so it effectively controls the supply of AI 'brainpower' — hence the central bank comparison.
- Its customers include Microsoft, Google, Meta, Amazon and OpenAI, meaning even fierce rivals all depend on the same supplier.
- Rivals and in-house chip projects are racing to break that grip, because whatever Nvidia charges eventually shows up in what you pay for AI.
Why It Matters
The price and speed of everyday AI tools depend on one company's chip supply — a new kind of monopoly over intelligence.