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Nvidia (NVDA) shares are trading lower after news that China has opened an antitrust probe into the artificial intelligence (AI) chip maker. The company is also facing a US antitrust investigation.
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Beijing opened the investigation a week after the U.S. placed additional export controls on China's access to high-end semiconductors.
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China has opened a probe into Nvidia Corp. over suspicions that the US chipmaker broke anti-monopoly laws around a 2020 deal. This investigation is seen as a response to the US escalating US technology curbs.
The leading semiconductor company in the world, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been in a weird spot over the last thirty days. Nvidia stock is among the best performers of the S&P 500 — but despite the company's outstanding Q3 FY2025 earnings call on November 20, it has become increasingly hard for the business to impress its shareholders.