- Britain's Competition and Market's Authority (CMA) has expressed potential anticompetitive concerns regarding NVIDIA Corp's NVDA highly ambitious $40 billion acquisition of British chip designer Arm Ltd, Reuters reports.
- The concerns have fueled an intensive and lengthy inquiry as Nvidia failed to pacify its doubts.
- The possible delay in the acquisition could act as a double whammy after analysts warned about a correction in Nvidia's gaming revenue and crypto weakness.
- SoftBank Group Corp SFTBY SFTBF owned Arm is a major player in global semiconductors and powers nearly every smartphone and millions of other devices.
- Companies including Qualcomm Inc QCOM, Microsoft Corp MSFT, Alphabet Inc GOOG GOOGL had voiced concerns over the takeover.
- See: FTC is reviewing Amazon.com Inc's AMZN acquisition of Hollywood studio MGM.
- Price Action: NVDA shares traded higher by 3.21% at $204.32 on the last check Friday.
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