Nvidia faces U.S. Department of Justice antitrust investigation, with no indications currently that Jensen Huang will face criminal charges.

BlockBeats news, November 13, according to US financial media Semafor, Nvidia (NVDA) is facing an antitrust investigation by the US Department of Justice. However, there is currently no indication that the Department of Justice is seeking criminal charges against Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

This investigation targets Nvidia's antitrust issues, and it cannot yet be concluded that Jensen Huang is personally involved in a criminal case.

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