Chinese tech firms want regulators to curb Nvidia's Arm deal
Chinese companies are worried that the deal would give Nvidia too much control over fundamental chip technology

Chinese tech firms want local regulators to curb Nvidia's Arm deal
Several Chinese technology firms, including Huawei, have approached local regulators to raise concerns over Nvidia's proposed acquisition of British chip and IP design company Arm Ltd. Citing people...
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