Nvidia shares slid about 2% in early market trading Monday morning after China announced it was opening an investigation into one of the world's most valuable companies over potential antitrust law violations.
The conversation in the semiconductor space almost entirely revolves around Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) right now, and for good reason.
There's no disputing the dominance of NVIDIA Co. NASDAQ: NVDA driving the AI revolution for now and the foreseeable future as they make even faster advances with their chips. However, having a 12-month backlog on its next-generation architecture Blackwell GPUs is causing many computer and technology sector customer to look elsewhere in the meantime.
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When it comes to market capitalization, Nvidia is currently the second biggest public company in the world behind Apple. That's why all eyes are on Nvidia these days.
In a move that underscores growing geopolitical trade tensions, Chinese authorities have reportedly launched an antitrust investigation into U.S. chip giant Nvidia, raising concerns about the implications for foreign businesses operating in the country.
Nvidia (NVDA) shares moved lower in premarket trading Monday after China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) said it was investigating the chipmaking giant for potential violations of Chinese anti-monopoly laws.
Beijing opened an antitrust probe into U.S. chip juggernaut Nvidia, a week after the U.S. placed additional export controls on China's access to high-end semiconductors.
Nvidia Corp shares fell in pre-market trading on Monday as news broke China would investigate the chip-making giant over suspected anti-monopoly law violations. Beijing unveiled the investigation days after US president Joe Biden's administration launched its third crackdown on China's semiconductor industry in as many years.
Nvidia's stock heads for a third-straight decline after report of China's investigation due to antitrust concerns.
The move by Chinese regulators came a week after the Biden administration expanded curbs on the sale of advanced U.S. technology to China.
China's top antimonopoly regulator is investigating Nvidia. China Central Television reported that Nvidia is being probed over violations of antimonopoly laws.