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4. Competitive Advantage (Moat)
Type of Moat: Intangible Assets, Switching Costs
Strength: Wide
Description: NVIDIA's primary moat stems from its CUDA software, which has become the industry standard for GPU computing. This creates a powerful network effect and high switching costs for developers. The company's strong brand and extensive patent portfolio also contribute to its competitive advantage.
5. The Supply Chain Position
Buys from: TSMC (for manufacturing), various suppliers for other components.
Sells to: Data centers, gamers, automotive companies, and other enterprises.
6. Management Quality
CEO: Jensen Huang (Co-founder)
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Primary Bear Case: Competition from other chip designers (e.g., AMD, Intel) and large cloud providers developing their own chips.