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SITUATION DETECTED: The US Department of Justice is examining Nvidia's acquisition of Hugging Face, per ReutersRead original on X
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US Justice Department probes Nvidia's Hugging Face acquisition
The inquiry asks how the deal would affect competition, which could shape how AI software and chip markets develop.
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The Department of Justice is making inquiries into how the NVIDIA Hugging Face deal would affect competition.Read original on X
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