MediaTek has officially refuted rumors regarding a potential acquisition by NVIDIA for $73 billion, which surfaced following the announcement of their co-developed GB10 super chip. The collaboration between the two companies, focused on CPU and GPU design and advanced packaging technologies, has sparked speculation in the market. Despite the close working relationship, MediaTek emphasized that any acquisition would encounter significant international regulatory challenges.
Original from TechNode.com: MediaTek denies $73 billion acquisition by NVIDIA
MediaTek denies $73 billion acquisition by NVIDIA
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