""The NVIDIA Mellanox end-to-end network management solutions enable monitoring, management, analytics and visibility, from the edge, to the data center and cloud," according to the parent. Put in plain English, this means it makes data centers more efficient, which is a key function as data centers eat up more chips, more money, and more electricity. The Chinese government approved the deal based on an ongoing supply of its technology to local companies."
"The announcement came from the State Administration for Market Regulation. Nvidia has disclosed the risk. The world's most valuable company has done everything it can to improve its footprint in China's giant artificial intelligence (AI) market. A Rock and a Hard Place Nvidia's China efforts have been bounced around by both the U.S. and Chinese governments. Recently, the Trump administration said it wanted 15% of Nvidia's Chinese sales."
China's antitrust authority ruled that Nvidia did not uphold supply commitments related to its $6.9 billion acquisition of Mellanox, threatening Nvidia's standing in the Chinese AI market. Mellanox technology improves data-center efficiency by providing monitoring, management, analytics and visibility across edge, data center and cloud. The Chinese approval had depended on continued technology supply to local firms. Nvidia disclosed the regulatory risk and has been actively trying to expand in China. Nvidia's China strategy has also been complicated by U.S. policies, including comments about taking a percentage of Chinese sales and limits on high-end chip exports.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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