This happens in every industry. Once a competitor gets away with a specific controversial or tricky to explain move, the others can pass through the same hole.

This happens in every industry. Once a competitor gets away with a specific controversial or tricky to explain move, the others can pass through the same hole. Apple dropping the headphone jack or glueing the batteries were the same kind of moves, it expanded to other makers because they got away with it. Or we could look at Twitter charging ridiculous prices for the API and Reddit jumping through the same loop. In the CPU I think it's more nuanced, but there's definitely a tradeoff that many makers wouldn't do on their own.