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I wouldn't say they are artificially creating the demand. They artificatially create capacity to make a purchase by enabling their customers to pay with ownersh
by scotty79 1y ago
I wouldn't say they are artificially creating the demand. They artificatially create capacity to make a purchase by enabling their customers to pay with ownership of their business rather than with money. It's just an alternative financing scheme.
- barumrho 1y agoThen they are acting as a lender which can be problematic.
- buran77 1y ago> They artificatially create capacity to make a purchase If the company did not intend to purchase anything but Nvidia used the investment to "incentivize" a purchase then this is artificially creating demand where there used to be none. It's very different from Nvidia allowing a company to purchase Nvidia products that they already wanted to purchase but pay with stock.
- jonfw 1y agoAre you implying that 1B investment gives Nvidia control over Nokia procurement?