Google and Intel's solutions are just as proprietary, with the downside almost nobody uses them so bugs, performance, supported tooling, community, and support

Google and Intel's solutions are just as proprietary, with the downside almost nobody uses them so bugs, performance, supported tooling, community, and support windows are often much worse. It's not even clear their solutions actually offer better performance in general, given this. (And if you think proprietary Nvidia software packages are infuriating messes, wait until you try Intel proprietary software.) How you feel about their history of Linux support all that said is basically irrelevant, and they'll continue to dominate because of it.