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The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Nvidia over antitrust issues and other matters.

BlockBeats news, November 13, according to Semafor citing two US government officials, multiple investigations by the US Department of Justice may implicate Nvidia (NVDA.O), one of which directly targets Nvidia and involves antitrust issues; another investigation involves Super Micro Computer (SMCI.O).


The related investigations have continued to intensify after Jensen Huang's resignation, but there is currently no indication that the Department of Justice plans to criminally prosecute Nvidia or Jensen Huang. A spokesperson for Super Micro Computer stated that the company has fully cooperated with investigations by relevant authorities in the United States and Taiwan, China, and has proactively provided information to and responded to requests from Singapore authorities, while emphasizing that the company has a comprehensive compliance system.

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