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China begins antitrust probe into Nvidia
Nvidia slapped with a Chinese antitrust probe as Beijing collects ‘bargaining chips’ ahead of Trump’s return
Last year, Intel abandoned its plans to acquire Israeli foundry Tower Semiconductor when the U.S. company failed to get approval from Chinese
China targets Nvidia with antitrust probe, escalates US chip tensions
China said on Monday it has launched an investigation into Nvidia over suspected violations of the country's anti-monopoly law, a probe widely seen as a retaliatory shot against Washington's latest curbs on the Chinese chip sector.
Nvidia’s promotional store on Tmall stirs debate after Beijing initiates antitrust probe
After Nvidia became the target of a Beijing antitrust investigation, some Chinese netizens wondered if it had removed items from Tmall.
Nvidia denies rumors it will sever supplies to China
Nvidia denies rumours it will cut supplies to China
Nvidia said recent social media posts alleging the company would cut supplies to China were false, according to a company post on Chinese social media.
Nvidia is on a hiring spree in China
Despite mounting trade restrictions, Nvidia (NVDA) is significantly expanding its presence in China, focusing on artificial intelligence chips for autonomous vehicles, Bloomberg reports. Both a Chinese government antitrust investigation and escalating trade tensions between Beijing and Washington complicate the semiconductor giant’s efforts.
Nvidia denies rumors it will sever supplies to China - report
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) said recent social media posts alleging that the company would cut supplies to China were false, Reuters reported. The U.S. tech giant noted that China is an important market and it would continue to provide high-quality products and services to Chinese customers,
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Nvidia adds hundreds of staff in China to enhance AI-driven cars,Bloomberg says
Nvidia (NVDA) has added hundreds of staff in China over the past year in order to enhance its research capabilities and focus ...
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Nvidia expands China team for autonomous driving research
Nvidia has also strengthened its networking software development and after-sales service teams in the country.
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Nvidia Steps Up Hiring in China to Focus on AI-Driven Cars
Nvidia Corp. has added hundreds of staff in China this year to enhance its research capabilities and focus on new autonomous ...
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Nvidia Adds Hundreds To Its Workforce In China To Build Autonomous Driving Tech Amid Antitrust Investigation: Report
Nvidia has added hundreds of staff in China, aiming to improve research capabilities and focus on autonomous driving; China's ...
Digi Times
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US-China tech war escalates: Beijing targets Nvidia, more investigations expected to follow
The US imposed export controls on Chinese entities, prompting China to retaliate against US semiconductor companies. In ...
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Nvidia Under Fire: Beijing Investigates $7B Mellanox Deal Amid U.S.-China Tech Showdown
Nvidia faces scrutiny over Mellanox deal, as Beijing investigates compliance with fair-treatment guarantees for Chinese firms ...
The Edge Singapore
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From TikTok to Nvidia, the tech war is getting uglier
ByteDance’s options for TikTok in the US are looking increasingly desolate, as the tech war between Washington and Beijing ...
ET Auto
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Nvidia steps up hiring in China to strengthen R&D on AI-driven cars
In a key part of that expansion, Nvdia added about 200 people in Beijing to beef up a team of researchers working on ...
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The Score: General Motors, Nvidia, UnitedHealth and More Stocks That Defined the Week
General Motors has scrapped its robotaxi program after nearly a decade—and $10 billion of development. The automaker ...
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