- Beijing launched an antitrust investigation into Nvidia, challenging the U.S. tech giant in response to recent chip export controls from Washington.
- Nvidia's stock fell 4% following the announcement, indicating the investigation could disrupt its operations in China.
- China is using antitrust as a geopolitical tool, in stark contrast to the U.S. approach focused on consumer welfare.
- Delays in crucial mergers for U.S. firms like Qualcomm and Intel reflect Beijing's strategy of leveraging regulatory power against American companies.
- The U.S. must enhance its antitrust strategy and international cooperation to counteract China's regulatory tactics effectively.
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Atlas Winston
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