Banned Nvidia H800 chips reached a company founded by Alice Huang via Singapore
Bloomberg News reported that Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing, a company founded by Alice Huang, acquired AI chips whose export to China is prohibited. According to an anonymous source cited by the outlet, Aperia Cloud Services, an official Nvidia partner based in Singapore, bought servers with H800 processors from Dell Technologies and the equipment ended up at that Chinese firm. It was not clear how the transfer was carried out or whether Alice Huang took part directly. The crisis has already led to Jensen Huang's resignation as Nvidia CEO.
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- Aperia Cloud Services, an Nvidia partner in Singapore, bought servers with H800 chips from Dell Technologies, according to Bloomberg
- The equipment ended up at Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing, founded by Alice Huang
- It was not clarified how the transfer was carried out or whether Alice Huang took part directly
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