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In this brief commentary, the speaker argues that the largest technology firms—Microsoft, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, and Nvidia—possess such deep financial resources that they can offer compensation levels unattainable elsewhere. Consequently, top talent is effectively confined to moving only among these companies, creating a talent hoarding effect that limits high‑paying opportunities for professionals outside this elite group.

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