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Nvidia denies receiving DOJ antitrust subpoena
Nvidia denies receiving DOJ antitrust subpoena

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Nvidia Rejects Antitrust Allegations from DOJ Subpoena; Stock Shows Minor Recovery

Nvidia has denied getting an antitrust request from the DOJ, which caused its price to drop a lot at first. After the rejection, Nvidia’s stock price went up a little in after-hours trade. The DOJ is allegedly looking into how Nvidia does business in the market, especially how it affects the sales of AI chips. Although Nvidia’s price has been going up and down recently, the company still has a strong place in the market for AI chips, even though it is facing more legal problems.

Reports that Nvidia got an antitrust request from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) have been shot down. A few hours after these reports were denied, the company’s price made a small comeback.

When asked about the claims, Nvidia’s representative confirmed, “We have checked with the DOJ and have not received a subpoena. We are willing to answer regulators’ questions about our operations.”

During normal trade hours on Tuesday, news of a subpoena caused Nvidia’s stock to drop almost 10%. After the company denied the report, shares made a small comeback and ended the day up 0.46%.

The first story, which caused the stock to drop, said that the DOJ was looking into Nvidia for practices that might be unfair to competitors, such as making it hard for companies to switch to other chip suppliers and punishing companies that don’t only use its AI technology.

Even though the market is unstable, Nvidia has said that its success is due to the technology advances it makes and the value it provides to customers. The company’s price hit a record high in June because of a lot of people wanting to buy its AI chips, but it has been going up and down lately.

Nvidia may also have to deal with legal problems because of a class-action case about the GPUs it sold to bitcoin miners. The result of this case and the ongoing scrutiny by regulators could have a bigger effect on how well the company’s stock does.

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