Chinese nationals charged with exporting Nvidia AI chips to China
AUG 6 - Two Chinese nationals have been arrested and charged with illegally shipping millions of dollars' worth of powerful AI chips to China, the US Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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Two Chinese nationals, Chuan Geng and Shiwei Yang, face charges for allegedly orchestrating an illegal scheme to export millions of dollars' worth of powerful Nvidia AI chips from the US to China.
- The DoJ alleges their company, ALX Solutions, shipped Nvidia H100 GPUs without required licenses over the last three years.
- Mr. Geng is a permanent resident of California, while Ms. Yang is an illegal alien who overstayed her visa.
- Shipments, including a December 2023 consignment, were allegedly routed through transit hubs in Singapore and Malaysia to conceal final delivery to China, with one invoice valued at over $28.4 million.
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