China Accused Nvidia of Violating Antitrust Law

Technology23:36, 15-09-2025

China Accuses Nvidia of Antitrust Law Violations

The Chinese government has determined that Nvidia has violated the country's antitrust laws. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to TechCrunch, the accusation is related to the company's misuse of its market dominance. Currently, Chinese authorities have begun inspecting Nvidia's partners and sales channels within the country.

The prosecutor's office stated that the investigations aim to identify cases of competition restriction and illegal pricing policies. Although Nvidia representatives have not yet issued an official statement, the company has expressed its commitment to fully comply with Chinese laws.

This situation may also impact technological relations between the United States and China. Therefore, the investigations conducted by the Chinese government are considered significant processes in the international market and technology sector.

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