The AI boom has raised concerns about how Nvidia might use its outsized market power.
Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed.For years, the Biden administration’s Justice Department and FTC have focused on internet giants like Google and Amazon in their antitrust campaign to curb Big Tech abuses.
Rivals — including Intel and Advanced Micro Devices in the United States, and Huawei in China — trail behind.U.S. antitrust law requires proof not only of a company having monopoly power, but of it abusing it by engaging in anti-competitive conduct.
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