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Nvidia's Huang says dealings with firm in US spy probe were 'normal': Report

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A report from October 2026 states that Nvidia's Singapore-based Megaspeed International handled AI chip transactions with officials as 'proper,' confirming Megaspeed did not illegally divert chips to China. This finding addresses ongoing concerns about US spy probes targeting Nvidia's AI business, though the report does not specify the probe's origin or the full scope of the investigation.

Key points

• Nvidia's Megaspeed International confirmed it did not illegally divert AI chips to China.
• The company stated its dealings with Singapore officials were proper.

Context

This finding addresses ongoing concerns about US spy probes targeting Nvidia's AI business, though the report does not specify the probe's origin or the full scope of the investigation.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from Nvidia's Huang regarding Megaspeed's compliance. It does not specify the probe's origin, the full scope of the investigation, or the specific timeline of the alleged diversion.

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