France’s competition authority has announced that its investigation into U.S. chipmaker Nvidia over alleged anti-competitive practices is nearing completion. The probe, which has examined Nvidia’s conduct in the semiconductor market, is now in its final stages, according to officials. Umberto Berkani, the French competition authority’s general rapporteur, said the
The Netherlands has agreed to join Pax Silica, a U.S.-led initiative aimed at strengthening and coordinating artificial intelligence supply chains among allied nations. The move marks a significant boost for Washington’s technology diplomacy efforts, even as the two countries continue to disagree over certain chip equipment exports to China. The announcement comes as Dutch
Intel has announced plans to spend $14.2 billion to repurchase the 49% stake in its Ireland semiconductor manufacturing facility that it previously sold to Apollo Global Management. The move will restore full ownership of the Leixlip-based plant as the company strengthens its financial position and benefits from rising demand for processors driven by artificial


