Michael Kan / PCMag:
The U.S. DOJ has indicted a Chinese national and two Americans for allegedly trying to smuggle export-controlled Nvidia A100 and H100 chips worth approximately $62 million into China.— The United States has revealed a new Nvidia chip smuggling case that also appears to involve San Jose-based server maker Supermicro.
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