China’s antitrust investigation is a major change in how Beijing retaliates against U.S. tech policies, Reva Goujon writes in a guest commentary.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce has recently asked Nvidia to look into how the company's products ended up in China over the past year, The Information reported on Thursday, citing a person close to the department.
As its growth in the region continues, Nvidia hires 200 more staff in China and denies rumors it's cutting off supplies to the country.
US government asks NVIDIA to investigate how its best AI chips have ended up in China over the last year, forcing the company to ask Dell, Supermicro.
Nvidia denies rumors of cutting supplies to China, reaffirming commitment to providing high-quality products and services to Chinese customers.
With Nvidia’s revenue from China on a decline, chip technology trade restrictions in place, and Donald Trump talking up tariffs again, Nvidia has surprised quite a few people by doubling down on
What Happened : Nvidia emphasized the significance of the Chinese market, stating its commitment to delivering high-quality products and services to its customers in China. The company's statement comes amid an ongoing antitrust probe, which has heightened scrutiny on its operations, Reuters reported on Thursday.
Nvidia has reportedly hired 200 additional employees in China to work on researching and developing self-driving cars, which means it will have grown its global headcount by 25% in 2024 to about ...
China is set to ramp up foreign-related antitrust enforcement next year, especially in key strategic sectors including semiconductors, new energy and the platform economy, in order to safeguard China's economic security, said the country's top market regulator.
Doug Lefever, who leads Nvidia supplier Advantest, said he was watching for any sign of slower spending on AI by big US tech groups. Meta, Google and Microsoft have been heavy investors in data centres that can deliver massive amounts of computing power.
Dow Jones futures were little changed Wednesday night, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures, after markets were closed for the Christmas holiday.The stock market rally had a solid advance in the half-day Christmas Eve session.