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Competitors like AMD and Intel mainly produce CPUs optimized for sequential task processing. While they have attempted to enter the GPU space, they have faced intrinsic limitations due to their legacy architectures and manufacturing capabilities. The challenge isn't just building faster chips; it's about altering fundamental design principles.
Accelerating development in GPUs demands a leap in innovation—something Nvidia has consistently achieved over decades. Their approach involves pushing the boundaries of fabrication, using innovative linkages and modular architectures (like their recent Blackwell chip design that combines multiple die through hyperspeed links). This demonstrates that even physics limitations can be creatively circumvented through engineering prowess.