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Nvidia has abandoned its plans to purchase chip designer Arm Ltd. for $40 billion due to "significant regulatory challenges."

Bloomberg reports that NVIDIA is quietly preparing to abandon its $40 billion acquisition of Arm from Softbank because of regulatory scrutiny.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) today sued to block Nvidia’s $40 billion acquisition of chip designer Arm, citing competitive concerns.

NVIDIA has admitted that antitrust scrutiny by regulators around the world will likely delay its planned acquisition of Arm.

The UK government said today that it was intervening in the proposed sale of ARM to chipmaker NVIDIA on national security grounds.

NVIDIA is using a web-based client to bypass Apple’s terrible app store policies for its GeForce NOW game streaming service.

A Financial Times report claims that Nvidia is in talks to acquire chipset designer Arm from SoftBank in a deal valued at over $32 billion.

Nvidia announced today it is bringing ray-tracing support to Minecraft this week as part of a beta. It takes advantage of the power of Nvidia's RTX GPUs, leveraging its ray-tracing technology to give Minecraft a whole new look.

Nvidia brings the power of RTX and ray-tracing to its game streaming service GeForce NOW, launches it worldwide for $4.99 a month.

NVIDIA's latest Game Ready driver introduces new ultra-low latency mode, Integer Scaling, and more performance-related improvements.

NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service will soon be available on Android phones.

Minecraft's upcoming support for ray tracing will introduce a new look for Minecraft, adding realistic lighting, volumetric water, vibrant colors, and emissive textures

Less than a year after it launched the original RTX 20-series of GPUs, Nvidia is already upgrading the RTX 20-series with new SUPER variants.

NVIDIA outbid microprocessor giant Intel, which was looking to use Mellanox to expand its datacenter capabilities.

NVIDIA launches a new $279 GPU based on the Turing architecture, promising to offer 120fps on popular games.

NVIDIA announces new RTX GPUs for laptops, a new $349 RTX 2060, and expands G-Sync to monitors that originally didn't support the tech.

NVIDIA has announced that latest addition to their GPU lineup, the 20xx series, and with a hefty price tag comes significantly improved performance.

NVIDIA announced the Titan V earlier this month and while it's not targeted as a gaming card, it does set a new benchmark for performance.

The 1080Ti is a high-end graphics card for gamers who are looking for a no-comprise solution get achieve higher framerates.