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How is nVidia abusing its market position when there is literally no alternative on the market? Intel was objectively hindering AMD but nVidia couldn't care les
by treprinum 3y ago
How is nVidia abusing its market position when there is literally no alternative on the market? Intel was objectively hindering AMD but nVidia couldn't care less about AMD or any other competitor. Could you please cite something concrete instead of general hand-wavy "we will find something" arguments?
- xxs 3y agolook no further: "nvidia partner program" For the more inpatient ones, a wikipedia quote The program was regarded as an anti-consumer practice due to the fact that partnering companies were required to remove their gaming branding from all non-Nvidia graphics cards,[11] hurting consumer choice. Reportedly in response to these restrictions, manufacturers began releasing new brands for the competing AMD Radeon products.
- treprinum 3y agoThat's gaming not AI though. Given the crazy demand for H100 I doubt nVidia would feel anything if they completely pulled out of France altogether.
- hef19898 3y agoWell, there is the little detail of France being part of the EU with the same anti-trust rules. No idea why people think companies can just easily exit a market so, that hurts the top line and no one likes that. Also, nVidia has quite a market when it comes to automotive for example, pretty sure they don't want to loose that.
- hef19898 3y agoAnti-trust investigators looked into it, found enough to justify an investigation and got a search warrant. Whether or not nVidia did something illegal will be shown and decided in court. That is how a legal system is supposed to work, and quite the oppossite of "we will find something"...