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Bloomberg’s report landed two blunt facts on the table: Nvidia has attracted roughly $500 billion in commitments from Wall Street firms, positioning itself as the "banker of choice" for the artificial intelligence economy, while Intel is contemplating its first public share sale since the 1970s. Both moves are capital decisions disguised as headlines, one signaling massive confidence (and concentration) around a single AI vendor, the other admitting a need for balance-sheet and strategic flexibility at a legacy chipmaker.