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FTC: Nvidia/Arm antitrust case

Regulator

Federal Trade Commission

acted against

The FTC's administrative complaint alleged Nvidia's purchase of Arm would give it control over technology that rival chipmakers rely on.

The case

Regulator
Federal Trade Commission
Docket
9404
Decided
Dec 2, 2021
Status
ClosedDeal abandoned in February 2022; administrative case dismissed.
Outcome
Nvidia and SoftBank abandoned the USD 40 billion Arm deal after the FTC sued to block it.

History

1 dated entry
DecisionDec 2, 2021 · 4.9y agoFTC: Nvidia/ArmSource
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In the Matter of Nvidia Corp., SoftBank Group Corp., and Arm, Ltd.

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