It’s getting trickier for tech firms—even ones as critical to the AI boom as Nvidia—to navigate the U.S.-China relationship.
Chinese state media reported on Monday that the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), China’s market regulator, had launched an investigation into Nvidia, alleging that the U.S. chipmaker’s acquisition of Mellanox Technologies, an Israeli manufacturer of computer networking products, may have violated monopoly regulations.
