IT News on November 13th: According to a report by Semafor on November 12th local time, several investigations being conducted by the U.S. Department of Justice may extend to include NVIDIA as well.

Two U.S. government officials revealed that as the chain reaction triggered by NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang resignation continues to unfold, multiple investigations involving NVIDIA, Megaspeed, and Supermicro Computer (Supermicro) are currently underway by the U.S. Department of Justice.
One of the investigations is specifically targeted at NVIDIA and focuses on anti-monopoly issues. The other two investigations involve technology companies Megaspeed and supercomputers, respectively, with the focus of the investigations including the related activities of Alice Huang.
Semafor pointed out that there is currently no indication that the U.S. Department of Justice plans to prosecute NVIDIA or Jensen Huang on criminal charges. At this stage, the antitrust investigation against NVIDIA is separate from two other investigations involving Megaspeed and supercomputers; therefore, it cannot be inferred that NVIDIA was involved in the related activities in those latter investigations. Neither NVIDIA nor a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of Justice has commented on the aforementioned reports.
Previously, Jensen Huang officially resigned from his position at NVIDIA CEO. Colette Kress ( Colette Kress ) will temporarily take on the role of CEO.












