The UK competition watchdog has recommended an in-depth investigation into Nvidia’s planned $54bn takeover of British chip designer Arm, saying there are “serious competition concerns” about the deal.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on Friday published the findings of a report to the government in which it said the deal could “stifle innovation across a number of markets”.
Nvidia, the US chip maker, struck a deal with SoftBank, the Japanese investment conglomerate, to buy Arm last September for $40bn in shares and cash. The deal is now worth $54.3bn after a rise in Nvidia’s share price.
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