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Nvidia Offers Bid for Israeli Chip Firm Mellanox
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff
The logo of Nvidia Corporation is seen during the annual Computex computer exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan May 30, 2017. Photo: REUTERS/Tyrone Siu/File Photo.
Nvidia has submitted an offer to buy Israeli chip designer Mellanox, the Calcalist financial news website said on Sunday.
Nvidia is competing for Mellanox with Intel, which has already offered $6 billion for the Israeli company, Calcalist said. It cited estimates that Nvidia would pay at least 10 percent more than the price offered by Intel.
Nvidia‘s advantage is that it would have a greater chance of obtaining US and Chinese regulatory approval as Intel and Mellanox control the market for InfiniBand technology, a networking communications standard commonly used in supercomputers, Calcalist said.
Mellanox, which makes chips and other hardware for data center servers that power cloud computing, said it does not comment on rumors or speculation. Officials at Nvidia could not be reached for comment outside of regular US business hours.
Intel has declined to comment on reports that it is seeking to acquire Mellanox.
