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19), saying that it did so unconditionally phone number poland and that the transaction would raise no competition concerns in the European Economic Area (EEA). The case had been referred to the Commission in September by the Italian competition authority, which asked the Commission to determine whether the proposed acquisition would affect competition in the EEA, the Commission said in a Thursday press release. Nvidia designs and supplies graphic processing units (GPUs) for data center applications, while Run:ai supplies GPU orchestration software that enables corporate clients to manage their AI compute infrastructure, according to the release.

that the proposed acquisition would not raise competition concerns because Nvidia cannot hamper the compatibility of its GPUs with competing GPU orchestration software and because customers have access to other GPU orchestration software that offers alternatives to Run:ai, per the release. Since Nvidia is a leading producer of key hardware for AI applications used in the EU and beyond, it was important to carefully check whether its acquisition of start-up software company Run:ai may have negatively impacted competition in critical markets which are key for future competitiveness, Teresa Ribera, executive vice-president for clean, just and competitive transition at the European Commission, said in the release.