It's responsible for its own fate, it's absolute ridiculous that the company actually believes that the deal would somehow receive a green light.
They have plenty of money to pay the relevant people off to get this through!
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It's responsible for its own fate, it's absolute ridiculous that the company actually believes that the deal would somehow receive a green light.
They have plenty of money to pay the relevant people off to get this through!
Yeah, dirty Jensen Huang won't get that. They still can use ARM design and sell products, why do they even want to buy whole company?Answer is easy, to destroy competition and gain monopoly. Everyone expected the purchase to fail, finally some good news in the year of corona virus.Finally some good news!
Don't worry, he'll just pump little more air into GPU prices again...No new leather jackets this year.
Didn't take long to solve that:No new leather jackets this year.
He wants matching leather jeans this year.Didn't take long to solve that:
https://www.guru3d.com/news_story/n...ices_of_its_rtx_30_series_gpus_in_europe.html
As one of those who was affected by Nvidia Bumbgate at the time - and remember nobody outside of the USA got anything - I guess this could be karma or a fine of sorts. Excepts, all the millions affected by bad solder joints should get some of the money not SoftBankLooks like nvidia put a deposit down with SoftBank of $1.2 billion and its non refundable lol.
Looks like nvidia put a deposit down with SoftBank of $1.2 billion and its non refundable lol.
Brilliant! They're even suggesting it become its own publicly listed company. Now we just have to actually grow our local tech industry to fend off future foreign acquisitions.Nvidia is making preparations to give up on Arm acquisition, says report
https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/25/...isition-deal-trouble-regulator-worries-report
Looks like the regulatory issues are becoming a problem for Nvidia and they may abandon the idea of acquiring ARM.
Watch AMD and Intel shares skyrocket tomorrow when they learn there will no longer be a 3rd competitor in the integrated and APU space.
Intel gets to keep its dominant position in supplying CPUs in laptops for another decade and AMD has almost no competition - pretty much gaurantee the next PlayStation and Xbox will use AMD APUs again