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Microsoft (Elop and Ballmer) ruined Nokia's cell phone line that led to massive layoffs. Let's see if this investment leads to the final elimination of an EU tech company. Why does Finland permit this?
Maybe they got so much money with the AI boom that they don't know anymore what to do with the cash at hand and so starts to invest it in direct now.
I was reading an article earlier today that said passive investing is more than 50% of the market--and since most ETFs allocate by market cap, it causes a reinforcing feedback loop for market cap leaders.
In a hypothetical market with 100% ETFs, you’d have a status quo.
Edit: maybe not, since you have ETFs that invest in, say, Nasdaq only, which is tech oriented and would influence S&P500.
I think the US Gov probably "incentizied" Nvidias stake in Intel, and I wonder if they did here as well. It's like "if your going to sell chips to China, you have to spend some of the money funding non-Chinese tech". Nokia's capabilities to deliver 5G networks is a direct competitor to Huawei, right? Is Nvidia functionally an strategic hedge fund of the US Government? Would this fall under Jeffrey Sach's realm?
If you wanted something in the x86 space it was either Intel or AMD. AMD is a direct competitor. If I was Nvidia I'd have done something about Intel. At least stop them from crashing further.
Microsoft (Elop and Ballmer) ruined Nokia's cell phone line that led to massive layoffs. Let's see if this investment leads to the final elimination of an EU tech company. Why does Finland permit this?
Pretty sure Nokia was glad to offload the handset business so they could feed money into markets they were still competitive in.
I think the US Gov probably "incentizied" Nvidias stake in Intel, and I wonder if they did here as well. It's like "if your going to sell chips to China, you have to spend some of the money funding non-Chinese tech". Nokia's capabilities to deliver 5G networks is a direct competitor to Huawei, right? Is Nvidia functionally an strategic hedge fund of the US Government? Would this fall under Jeffrey Sach's realm?
I always forget that Nokia bought out Siemens part of "Nokia Siemens Networks" and it is now just "Nokia networks".
Nokia today is sort of “everybody who was making networks in Europe and North America except Ericsson”.
I think the US Gov probably "incentizied" Nvidias stake in Intel, and I wonder if they did here as well. It's like "if your going to sell chips to China, you have to spend some of the money funding non-Chinese tech". Nokia's capabilities to deliver 5G networks is a direct competitor to Huawei, right? Is Nvidia functionally an strategic hedge fund of the US Government? Would this fall under Jeffrey Sach's realm?