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> American competition isn't a zero sum, and it's in Nvidias' best interest to keep the market healthy. Looking at Google's recent antitrust settlement, I'm no
by rapind 1y ago
> American competition isn't a zero sum, and it's in Nvidias' best interest to keep the market healthy.
Looking at Google's recent antitrust settlement, I'm not sure this is true at present.
- tonyhart7 1y agoGoogle literally "won" antitrust case ??? the fact that google pay firefox anually meaning that its in best interest of google that there is no monopoly, judge says
- lacy_tinpot 1y agoNvidia's options are fund your competition to keep the market dynamic, or let the government do it by breaking you a part. So yes. That's how American competition works. It isn't a zero sum game. We try to create a market environment that is competitive and dynamic. Monopolies are threat to both the company and a free open dynamic market. If Nvidia feels it could face an antitrust suit, which is reasonable, it is in its best interest to fund the future of Intel. That's American capitalism.
- NooneAtAll3 1y ago> or let the government do it by breaking you a part. Looking at Google's recent antitrust settlement, I'm not sure this is true at present.
- lacy_tinpot 1y agoBecause the recent settlement determined, in my opinion correctly, that the market is still dynamic and competitive. Google search is genuinely being threatened. Google is not a monopoly, not entirely. If AI usage also starts accruing to Google then there should be a new antitrust suit.
- prasadjoglekar 1y agoThere are at least 2 more anti trust suits against Google on going. One is about to enter the remedies phase in Virginia.
- mcintyre1994 1y agoI can’t imagine Nvidia has any concerns about that with the current administration.
- pedroma 1y agoWill Nvidia continue to exist beyond the current administration? If yes, then would it be prudent to consider the future beyond the current administration?
- at-fates-hands 1y agoBut it did when Biden was in office?
- account42 1y agoWe have at least seen anti-trust suits proceed against Google under the current (US) administration. The same cannot be said for the previous one.
- mcintyre1994 1y agoAre you referring to the case that started in 2023 under the previous administration?
- siva7 1y agoWhich government? This one?