Nvidia is estimated to be paying $700 million for the Israeli AI company. The acquisition was originally announced in April.

The European Commission on Friday said it has “unconditionally” approved Nvidia’s acquisition of GPU orchestration software startup Run:ai, which the company plans to use to boost its DGX Cloud platform.

The European Commission has approved Nvidia’s acquisition of Run: ai for $700 million, clearing any competition concerns in the GPU market. Following a detailed investigation, regulators found that the deal would not harm market competition, allowing Nvidia to move forward with the acquisition

Nvidia will face no objections to its plan to acquire Israeli AI orchestration software vendor Run:ai Labs in Europe, after the European Commission gave the deal its approval Friday.

The European Commission unconditionally approved on Friday (20 December) the acquisition of Israeli AI chip software company Run:ai by US chip maker NVIDIA, saying there is still ample competition in the sector.

Investing.com -- The European Commission has given its approval to Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA )'s acquisition of Israeli firm Run:ai, removing a significant regulatory obstacle for the deal. The Commission concluded on Friday that the acquisition would not pose a threat to competition.

The EU Commission has approved Nvidia’s $700 million bid for Israeli startup Run:ai, a deal that was under scrutiny over competition concerns.

Key Takeaways Nvidia stock is higher Friday at the end of the last full week of trading in 2024 following a recent slide into technical-correction territory.Nvidia shares have fallen in nine of the last 11 trading sessions since closing at $145.