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Nvidia offices raided by French competition authority
(www.theverge.com)
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this post was submitted on 29 Sep 2023
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Nvidia is pretty cut throat so the chances of them doing something wrong are high, but i'm not sure about the chances of finding evidence. they must have effective policies to defeat investigations, most big companies have them.
Never underestimate the power of dumb procedures or the power of a government body who is certain they have a case.
Also remember, if it's not the act, it's usually the cover-up that gets ppl and companies on the hook.
Either way, this will be interesting.
Let me dream. As someone who gets physically sick at the proprietary bullshit they shove down everyone's throat, customer or not, I would love to see them get any level of reprocussion however unlikely.