Nvidia posts historic one-day loss after US antitrust subpoena

PANews ｜2024-09-04 9:06

US antitrust officials are reportedly worried that Nvidia is penalizing buyers that don’t exclusively use its computer chips, a claim Nvidia rebuffed.

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