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US Department of Justice Probes Nvidia’s Impact on AI Market

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. DOJ Investigation
  2. Significance of Nvidia's Case
  3. Intensification of Antitrust Measures

  4. The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has begun an investigation into Nvidia, scrutinizing its partnerships and contracts within the artificial intelligence (AI) market. Nvidia, which controls over 80% of the AI chip market, is under suspicion for potential antitrust violations.

    DOJ Investigation

    DOJ attorneys have already contacted the company, but no subpoenas have been issued at this point. This investigation occurs amidst the rising AI industry, with Nvidia taking the lead. Possible measures include filing a formal request for the company's internal documents. Currently, the investigation is in its early stages.

    Significance of Nvidia's Case

    Nvidia's case highlights the growing concern over the influence of tech companies in the AI industry. Nvidia's significant market share and key partnerships have attracted the attention of regulators, who want to ensure that this influence is being used fairly. While Nvidia stated it hasn't encountered any subpoenas yet, the investigation might escalate in the coming months, especially if the DOJ finds grounds for a more detailed examination.

    Intensification of Antitrust Measures

    The DOJ's investigation focuses on how AI is being developed and commercialized. Critics argue that poor regulation has allowed a few major players to dominate the entire AI space. Under the current administration led by President Joe Biden, antitrust measures targeting large tech monopolies are intensifying. Nvidia’s contracts and partnerships may be scrutinized to determine whether the company’s market control stifles competition or breaches antitrust regulations. This investigation mirrors a similar probe launched earlier this year by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate AI investments by tech giants like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon.

    "Holding market power is not unlawful," explained law professor Randal Picker at the University of Chicago. "However, the issue arises in how the company exercises that power."

    The DOJ's investigation into Nvidia reflects the growing regulatory concern in the tech sector and the intensification of antitrust measures. It marks a crucial step towards ensuring fair competition and fostering innovation in the rapidly growing AI market.

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