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It might be that that's not as high of a barrier to entry as it seems. It would cost much more than that to replicate the engineering quality that goes into the
by FredPret 3y ago
It might be that that's not as high of a barrier to entry as it seems. It would cost much more than that to replicate the engineering quality that goes into the Apple system of products for instance.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoAlso, Apple has lots of products and services to lots of potential buyers it can sell to at lots of price points, whereas a fab owner only has a few buyers and therefore less negotiating power, plus all the buyers are sophisticated and well informed.