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Bloomberg: ‘Nvidia Intervened in U.S. Probe of Megaspeed Chip Smuggling’

Mackenzie Hawkins, reporting yesterday for Bloomberg: Despite that stance, in the months after Teter’s initial call with Kessler, Nvidia gave BIS an incomplete account of its business with Megaspeed. After several visits to Megaspeed’s data centers — 12 facilities owned by eight companies across three countries in Southeast Asia — Nvidia had sent inventory checks to the agency and declared to Bloomberg News in mid-November 2025 that everything was where it should be. The company also said at the time that it had asked the US government whether it needed to cut off business with Megaspeed, and

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U.S. Commerce Dept. Inquiry Into Megaspeed Was Halted After Nvidia Name-Dropped Trump Appointee

Ana Swanson and Devlin Barrett, reporting yesterday for The New York Times (gift link): Investigators at the Commerce Department were deep into a monthslong investigation of a Singaporean company that they suspected of smuggling Nvidia’s artificial intelligence chips into China when their work came to a sudden halt late last year. The investigation centered on Megaspeed, a data center company led by an executive who U.S. officials now believe to be a Chinese spy who had a relationship with Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang. But the case was abruptly transferred to the Justice Department l

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Bloomberg Was Onto Megaspeed’s Game a Year Ago

Mackenzie Hawkins, Andy Lin, and Kari Soo Lindberg, reporting for Bloomberg last year on December 22 ( Archive.today link ): In an industry run by titans, a Singapore AI firm called Megaspeed International Pte. is drawing an unusual amount of attention. In less than three years, the once-obscure spinoff of a Chinese gaming enterprise has evolved into the single largest Southeast Asian buyer of Nvidia Corp. chips — a rapid ascent that’s lifted hopes for a regional champion in the lucrative business of AI cloud computing. Now Megaspeed finds itself a focal point of Washington’s long-held fears a

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Quem é Alice Huang, a empresária suspeita de espionar a Nvidia

Alice Huang é associada ao CEO da Nvidia e apontada por autoridades dos EUA como possível agente de inteligência da China O post Quem é Alice Huang, a empresária suspeita de espionar a Nvidia apareceu primeiro em Olhar Digital .

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