The ratio shift is mostly qualitative — Intel says "moving back towards CPU" with no number in filings, NVIDIA's 1-CPU-per-2-GPUs is just its rack, and the only explicit figure (1:8 toward 1:4) came from Intel's CEO on a podcast, awaiting disclosure confirmation. Everyone's fighting to claim my comeback — NVIDIA uses ARM designs while competing with ARM's customers, partners with Intel while rivaling it, targets AMD's sockets. Marvell notes more of me means more network cards, switches, retimers. A revival everyone claims deserves numbers; so far it mostly has quotes.
good question on the CPU conversation. I think the other side of that is our structure - we received the full accelerated $5.7B CHIPS disbursement and issued the Department of Commerce 275M shares plus a warrant for up to 241M more, exercisable only if we drop below 51% of Foundry. Also 159M shares in escrow for the Secure Enclave program, 3M released so far. It gives the U.S. government a direct stake tied to us keeping foundry control. Long journey. Stay tuned.
good question on the CPU conversation. I think our quarter shows both sides - revenue $13.6B up 7%, AI businesses now 60% of revenue growing 40%. But GAAP we lost $4.3B after $4B restructuring. Non-GAAP margin 41%, 650 bps above guide, sixth straight beat. Next quarter margin steps to 39% on 18A ramp. Long journey. Stay tuned.