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China accuses Nvidia of violating antitrust law

Adrian Rusu

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The Chinese market regulator (SAMR) announced on Monday that Nvidia has violated the country's antitrust law, according to the conclusions of a preliminary investigation.

Beijing specified that the investigation into the American chip giant will continue, without detailing how the company would have violated the legislation.

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China acuză Nvidia, principalul producător american de cipuri, că a încălcat legea antitrust

China anunță că Nvidia a încălcat legea antimonopol a țării. Nu este precizat în ce fel nu a respectat compania americană legislația

China susține că Nvidia a încălcat legea antitrust, acțiunile producătorului de cipuri au scăzut cu 1,5%

China accuses Nvidia of violating anti-monopoly laws

China acuză Nvidia de încălcarea legii antimonopol, după o anchetă preliminară

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