Group 1 - The U.S. government is unlikely to invest in Nvidia, as stated by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who emphasized that Nvidia does not require financial support from the government at this time [2][3] - Bessent indicated that the government may consider equity interventions in industries that need restructuring, such as the shipbuilding industry, reflecting a shift in government policy towards direct equity participation to strengthen critical supply chains [3][4] - The recent acquisition of nearly 10% of Intel by the Trump administration highlights the government's focus on maintaining domestic control and competitiveness in the semiconductor industry [3][4] Group 2 - The U.S. government's exploration of diverse tools for industry support is driven by geopolitical changes and global supply chain challenges, indicating a deeper and broader intervention in the economy [4] - Although Nvidia is not currently on the government's investment list, the emphasis on restructuring specific industries suggests future interventions may be more selective and flexible [4]