Taiwan indicts nine over Nvidia chip smuggling, including manager who cleared banned B300 GPUs
SimplyAnnisa · x · 2026-08-26
Jensen Huang publicly said there was no evidence Nvidia chips were being diverted to China, yet three countries have brought cases this year saying otherwise. Taiwan just indicted nine people, including a senior Nvidia manager who prosecutors say personally signed off on releasing banned B300 GPUs; 74 servers made it into China. The chip smuggling economy is becoming a story of its own.
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