Original title: Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun: antitrust regulation is beneficial to the acquisition of Arm transaction Source: TechWeb.com.cn

[TechWeb] November 23rd, according to foreign media reports, Nvidia announced on its official website on September 13th that they had reached a final agreement with Arm owner Softbank Corp. Group to acquire chip architecture provider Arm in cash and stock, valued at US $40 billion.

When announcing the acquisition of Arm, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun said that AI is the most powerful technology of our time, opening a new computing wave, and the integration of Nvidia and Arm will create a company with excellent positioning in the era of artificial intelligence.

Although Nvidia has reached a final acquisition agreement with Softbank Corp., the owner of Arm, the key to the successful completion of the acquisition depends on whether it can be approved by the relevant antitrust regulators.

In a recent interview, Huang Renxun was also asked about the impact of antitrust regulation on the acquisition, whether increased regulatory scrutiny of the technology giants will affect Nvidia's acquisition of Arm to some extent, and how he views the current antitrust environment.

On the host's question, Huang Renxun said that this is nothing to him, they are engaged in highly competitive business, Arm has a large customer base, but in the new market where they want to make progress, they are weak, there is every reason to believe that by adding new resources to Arm, they will increase customer choices and enhance innovation.

As for the impact of antitrust regulation on Nvidia's acquisition of Arm, Huang Renxun said their assessment is that regulation is beneficial to the acquisition.