China says Nafidia violated the anti -monopoly law to acquire Milanx

Digest opened free editor

Rola Khaleda, FT editor, chooses her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter.

Beijing regulator found that NVIDIA violated the anti -monopoly law in China, in a preliminary discovery against the world’s most valuable numbers.

Nafidia The Chinese SAMA (SAMR) administration said on Monday that the Israeli -American resource for Israeli network products: Beijing agreed conditionally to obtain Mellanox for the American numbers maker in 2020.

A statement on Monday came with the readiness of the United States and Chinese officials for more Talks in Madrid about tradeWith a target of a truce between the world’s largest economists, is scheduled to end in November.

SAMR has reached its conclusion weeks before today’s announcement, according to two people aware of the issue, adding that the organizer has now issued the statement to give China more financial lever in commercial talks.

The Beijing -based organizational party began the headquarters of the anti -pregnancy investigation in December, a week after Washington Reveal more strict export controls On highly advanced high -scale memory chips and chip industry equipment to the country.

The people said that Samir spent months in interviewing the relevant parties and gathering legal opinions to build the case.

NVIDIA Mellanox bought for $ 6.9 billion in 2020, and the chip maker helped to climb to the data center and the high -performance computing market as it is now a dominant player.

The American chip maker is increasingly pressing in China, one of the largest and fastest markets abroad.

Chinese organizers were pressuring the country’s technology companies that warn them against buying the NVIDIA H20 chip, the least powerful Amnesty International SIM.

Samir and Nvidia did not respond immediately to request a comment.