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Nvidia's tightening grip blamed for EVGA's GPU collapse

Wccftech reports that a former EVGA employee left in 2019 amid declining margins and Nvidia's growing control, before EVGA exited GPUs in 2022.

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Wccftech reports that a former EVGA employee blames Nvidia's tightening grip for the company's GPU collapse. The outlet says he left in 2019 amid declining margins and Nvidia's growing control, three years before EVGA's 2022 GPU exit.

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Wccftech@wccftechFormer EVGA employee blames NVIDIA's tightening grip for company's GPU collapse. 🔗 https://wccf.tech/1larb11d
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