Today's graphics card market
In the middle of the night last night, the PDD Gengsheng flagship store put 4070tis chasing the wind on the shelves, only 5499 yuan, a record low, and it is now sold out. During the 618 period, a certain Bao Wanli 4070tis coupon could only achieve a minimum of 5588 yuan, but I didn't expect to be stabbed in the back so quickly.
In addition, Gengsheng 4070ti also has a price reduction, PDD third-party 4994 yuan, which is a low price in the near future. There is also a Bienwei 4060ti 8G dual fan, and the pdd third-party is reduced to 2649 yuan. In terms of A card, ASRock 6600 Challenger, a treasure third-party 1149 yuan, the third-party is low, and the cost performance is very high, but ASRock does not support personal insurance.
- 耕升4070ti 追风,pdd第三方4994元;
- Bienwei 4060ti 8G dual fan, pdd third-party 2649 yuan;
- ASRock 6600 Challenger, a treasure third-party 1149 yuan.
Accusing Nvidia of anti-competitive behavior in the field of AI chips, France fired the first anti-monopoly shot
According to foreign media reports, the French antitrust regulator plans to file accusations of anti-competitive behavior against Nvidia, becoming the first country to take antitrust action against Nvidia. Back in September last year, French law enforcement agencies conducted raids on the graphics card industry. In addition, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union, among others, are also reviewing Nvidia's business.
It is reported that the French antitrust agency has been investigating market participants to understand Nvidia's key role in AI processors, pricing policies, chip shortages and their impact on prices. A report on generative AI competition released by the French regulator last Friday mentioned that chip suppliers are at risk of abuse of power.
It is understood that companies that violate French antitrust rules face fines of up to 10% of their annual global revenue, but they can also offer concessions to avoid penalties. The agency's largest fine since 2011 was 1.24 billion euros ($1.33 billion) in 2020. Of this, 1.1 billion euros was fined to Apple, and the rest was fined to two distributors.