There is the question of incentives though. The non-gpu companies want perfectly aligned performance that they can both built for and designate in advance. Th

There is the question of incentives though. The non-gpu companies want perfectly aligned performance that they can both built for and designate in advance. The gpu companies want to make said companies buy and rebuy as much as they can. As the areas of expertise and manufacturing grow closer, the advantages of paying someone to do it for you decrease. I know much too little to have an opinion on who is likely correct, but I can understand the two sides each having positions that don't assume the other side is an idiot.