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PCWorld columnist Michael Crider argues that Nvidia’s focus is shifting from PC gaming towards AI, pointing to the much greater revenue it says the company now earns from data-centre products than consumer hardware. He also suggests AI demand may be contributing to the scarcity of RTX 5090 cards, but that argument relies partly on a leaker’s unconfirmed claim that Nvidia may stop selling the card.
Why it mattersThat is a useful distinction: the AI business is real, while the reported 5090 discontinuation is not established. How much should Nvidia’s AI success change what gamers expect from its graphics-card business?
Discuss: Should Nvidia be expected to prioritise PC gamers when its AI business is far larger, or does that make gaming hardware a secondary concern?
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