which means they had reasons for doing what they did and found themselves well positioned for ML/AI but that those reasons were not specifically ML/AI. You hav

which means they had reasons for doing what they did and found themselves well positioned for ML/AI but that those reasons were not specifically ML/AI. You have to keep in mind that for a long time concurrency was thought of as the only way to keep getting increasing performance out of CPU's, what they invested in is massive concurrency and when ML/AI hit they were well-positioned for it due to their investments in massive concurrency.