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DOJ Probes Nvidia’s License Deal With Groq on Antitrust Concerns
Source: Bloomberg
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The U.S. Justice Department is investigating whether Nvidia structured its $20 billion licensing agreement with AI-chip startup Groq to avoid mandatory antitrust review. The probe creates regulatory and legal risk for Nvidia and could subject the transaction to greater scrutiny, with potential implications for competition in AI semiconductors.
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