Nvidia & AMD Strike Deal: 15% of Chip Revenue Now Flows to US Treasury
Silicon giants Nvidia and AMD just opened their wallets—and Washington's grinning. The chipmakers agreed to hand over 15% of their semiconductor revenue to the US government, a move that's got Wall Street buzzing and tech analysts rolling their eyes.
Why the sudden patriotism? Rumors swirl about preferential treatment on next-gen AI chip contracts—because nothing says 'free market' like a backroom deal with Uncle Sam.
Meanwhile, crypto miners are sweating: those juicy GPU margins just got 15% leaner. Guess the real 'proof of work' was lobbying all along.
