Malaysia is reportedly tracking the flow of Nvidia chips through the Southeast Asian country after pressure from Washington
Malaysia, a Budding: node both for chips production and Data centersHe undergoes control as a possible funnel for NVIDIA processors, in particular China, in violation of US export control.
The country’s government now says that it is planning to tighten the regulations to the flow of NVIDIA chips, following the US pressure
The United States asks Malaysia to control each delivery of NVIDIA chips to Southeast Asia, Minister of Trade Zafrul Aziz said is Financial Times: In an interview published Monday. Zaphrul noted that Washington wants to provide servers with NVIDIA chips
The Minister of Trade added that he is a working group with a digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo to tighten regulations on Malaysian data centers.
The Malaysian Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment has immediately responded to the request of the comment.
The United States has exacerbated the sale of advanced chips, including the sale of NVIDIA processors, which operates in AI boom. However, officials are more and more concerning that these processors go to China through third countries.
This inspection intensified on deep depth and its powerful and effective AI models. Are US officials Is reported to investigate Whether the Chinese AI launch process has received NVIDIA processors through Singapore despite US restrictions. (In turn for Chinese AI operation has been revealed that it has acquired NVIDIA processors before entering export control)
Singapore recently levy Three men, fraud, allegedly misleading server suppliers to the identity of final end users. The transactions are worth about $ 390 million.
Singaporean officials have been repeated What country is ready to work with any government that implies that laws have been violated?
About 18% of NVIDIA revenues are created by customers using Singapore as a billing site, but both the company and the Singapore government note that only 1-2% of revenues are created in the country.
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