China Reopens Antitrust Investigations into Google, Nvidia, and May Target Intel Next
TMTPOST — China has reopened its antitrust investigations into Google and Nvidia for potential violations of competition laws and is considering launching a similar probe against Intel, The Financial Times (FT) reported.
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