美国反托拉斯监管机构正在仔细检查Nvidia的Hugging Face交易和销售惯例。
美国司法部正在调查Nvidia计划收购开源平台Hugging Face. 根据路透社引述的两个消息来源，部门官员正在询问购买能否让Nvidia控制一个分发AI的关键中枢并伤害其竞争对手。 交易价值129.3亿美元，Nvidia预计在2027年上半年结束。 称 Hugging Face公司将继续支持与一系列芯片，云，AI供应商的伙伴关系。
同时，美国反托拉斯监管机构正在调查Nvidia的收购，投资，销售做法，以及可能对客户的压力。 探测器在乔·拜登下开始，并在唐纳德·特朗普下继续。 消息人士称，官员们还查看了Nvidia收购SchedMD和Run:ai，连同其与Groq的许可交易。 他们还在检查Nvidia如果购买Nvidia网络齿轮和Groq处理器，是否再提供客户的AI芯片。
Nvidia在欧洲也面临审查。 法国竞争主管机构正在调查该公司据称的反竞争商业做法。 监管者担心该行业对Nvidia的CUDA编程软件的依赖性以及Nvidia在CoreWeave等云供应商中的利害关系。 它指出了可能的风险，如供应限制、不公平的合同条款和对某些客户的歧视。
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US antitrust regulators are scrutinizing Nvidia's Hugging Face deal and sales practices
The US Justice Department is looking into Nvidia's planned acquisition of open-source platform Hugging Face. According to two sources cited by Reuters, department officials are asking whether the purchase could give Nvidia control over a key hub for distributing AI and hurt its competitors. The deal is worth $12.93 billion, and Nvidia expects it to close in the first half of 2027. The company says Hugging Face will keep supporting partnerships with a range of chip, cloud, and AI providers.
At the same time, US antitrust regulators are investigating Nvidia's acquisitions, investments, sales practices, and possible pressure on customers. The probe started under Joe Biden and has continued under Donald Trump. According to the sources, officials have also looked at Nvidia's acquisitions of SchedMD and Run:ai, along with its licensing deal with Groq. They're also checking whether Nvidia offered customers more AI chips if they bought Nvidia networking gear and Groq processors too.
Nvidia faces scrutiny in Europe as well. France's competition authority is investigating the company over alleged anticompetitive business practices. The regulator is concerned about the industry's dependence on Nvidia's CUDA programming software and about Nvidia's stakes in cloud providers like CoreWeave. It pointed to possible risks such as supply restrictions, unfair contract terms, and discrimination against certain customers.
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