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California man allegedly smuggled $300M in AI hardware to China
A San Gabriel Valley technology company owner has been arrested for allegedly smuggling over $300 million worth of restricted computer hardware to China. The indictment accuses him of selling U.S.-manufactured Nvidia chips embedded in servers to the Chinese government, while claiming they were for Malaysia and Singapore, to bypass export restrictions. He faces charges of conspiracy, smuggling, and money laundering, with shipments allegedly routed through Malaysia to China. The case highlights ongoing concerns over U.S. export controls on advanced chips amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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