Nvidia just handed $3.5 billion to Taiwanese chipmaker MediaTek — not to build more GPUs, but to make sure every company trying to replace Nvidia’s GPUs still ends up running on Nvidia’s platform. The deal, announced Monday, places MediaTek inside the NVLink Fusion ecosystem: Nvidia’s infrastructure layer that lets hyperscalers design custom AI accelerators while still depending on Nvidia’s interconnect, rack architecture, and software stack. The strategic logic is direct to the point of being brazen: if you can’t stop customers from building their own chips, become the plumbing those chips run on. The Platform Play Hiding Inside a Bond […]
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