In fact, Nvidia's investment, resource allocation, and financial support for downstream software companies, both openly and behind the scenes, is not a rare phenomenon in the entire industry.
A similar pattern is particularly typical in Apple. Over the past decade, Apple has almost "hand-in-hand" cultivated a large number of core foundries, and Apple's support methods are more direct and thorough—providing money, technology, sending engineers to work on-site, and even paying employees' salaries—just to ensure that the supply chain grows at its own pace and ultimately reinforces its own ecological moat.
Apple's excellence has never been about building factories itself, but rather about using its own resources to support a batch of companies to continuously grow. An excellent company will prioritize supporting downstream industries rather than expanding indefinitely on its own.
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