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Nvidia's relentless ascent has transformed it from a graphics card maker into a $3 trillion behemoth that now rivals Apple and Microsoft in market value, raising thorny questions about whether the artificial intelligence boom has created a dangerous concentration of wealth and computing power in a single company. The chip designer's dominance over the AI infrastructure race—it controls roughly 80 percent of the market for the processors that power everything from ChatGPT to the next generation of autonomous vehicles—means that every major technology company's future depends on Nvidia's ability to deliver. Yet beneath the stock's stratospheric gains lies a fragile reality: if the explosive demand for AI chips slows, or if competitors finally crack the code