Nvidia Accused of 'GPU Cartel' Practices, Delays Shipments to Competitor-Engaging Customers
Former AMD VP and industry reports allege Nvidia manipulates AI GPU shipments, a claim the company denies amidst its dominant market position.
- Nvidia faces allegations of delaying AI GPU shipments to customers engaging with competitors, labeled as 'GPU cartel' practices by former AMD VP.
- Claims of Nvidia's retaliatory shipment delays have surfaced, with companies reportedly needing to be secretive about their dealings with other AI chipmakers.
- Nvidia's dominance in the AI GPU market is highlighted, with an estimated 90% market share and major tech firms like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon using its hardware.
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang insists on fair allocation of AI chips, amid accusations of preferential shipping and supply manipulation.
- Past instances of Nvidia's controversial practices, including the GeForce Partner Program and withholding review units, underscore ongoing concerns about its market conduct.