At the end of September last year, as it became known from the media, the police conducted searches in the French offices of Nvidia. Law enforcement officers were looking for evidence that would help them identify Nvidia’s abuses in terms of antitrust laws. Now the French authorities are not shy about admitting that Nvidia, if proven guilty, will have to answer according to the law and pay a fine.
Benoit Couere, head of the French antitrust authority, confirmed in comments to Reuters that it is investigating Nvidia, and the company could be fined if the investigation comes to appropriate conclusions. In September, when searches were carried out at local Nvidia offices, French authorities tried not to comment on which company they suspected of what. It is generally accepted that French antitrust regulators have suspicions that Nvidia is abusing its position in the market for cloud computing components.
If it is proven that the company, through its behavior, unreasonably raises prices and oppresses smaller competitors, it will have to pay a large fine. The September searches were preceded by an analysis of the cloud systems market by one of the French government agencies. Until now, Nvidia representatives have not commented on this situation.
Apple released the third beta versions of iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2 and macOS Sequoia 15.2…
After Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election, the Bitcoin rate has been steadily…
Following Friday's teaser, publisher and developer Blizzard Entertainment has introduced a limited-time mode for its…
Technologies developed for use in space and on other planets may well find application on…
Following the February teaser, the American studio Crowbar Collective (Black Mesa), with the support of…
In the latest beta version of the iOS 18.2 operating system, Apple updated the Find…