EU regulator issues 'warning' to Nvidia: "We have been…"

European Union regulatory agencies have investigated potential business market risks for technology companies. With well -being for artificial intelligence technology and the introduction of new laws and the increase in review, Nvidia is the youngest company warned by the European supervisor.

According to Bloomberg, a report by European competition specialist Margrethe Westager warned that Nvidia clicks on the AI ​​chip is "the most important narrowing", but the regulatory agency has not decided whether to act or act. "We have asked them questions, but it is only preliminary," she said during a recent trip to Singapore. So far, it has "failed to meet the requirements of regulatory intervention".

Vestager said that despite supply constraints, a secondary market for AI chip supplies could help spur innovation and fair competition, while noting that leading companies may face certain behavioral constraints in the future. "When you have that kind of market dominance, there are things smaller companies can do that you can't," she said. "But other than that, as long as you do what you have to do and respect it, there's no problem," she added.

Nvidia’s growth boosted by AI chip demand

Nvidia has arguably become the biggest beneficiary of the AI spending boom, attracting the attention of regulatory authorities. Its GPUs are being favoured by data centre operators including Google, Microsoft, Meta, and others for their ability to process massive amounts of data needed to train AI models. Nvidia's H100 processor is expected to help the company capture more than 80 percent of the market, beating rivals such as Intel and Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Bloomberg said.