Nvidia Boosts Chip Tracking in Southeast Asia to Fight Smuggling
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Nvidia Boosts Chip Tracking in Southeast Asia to Fight Smuggling
Nvidia Corp. is stepping up monitoring of AI accelerators sold in Southeast Asia, a strategic step to curtail semiconductor smuggling after criticism it hasn’t done enough to stop shipments from illegally reaching Chinese companies.
Nvidia is increasing oversight over the use of its IE boosters in South-East Asia. Local cloud suppliers claiming official status as Nvidia Cloud Partner (NPC) now need to be connected to the Fleet Intelligence monitoring system. According to Bloomberg, the company seeks to make it more difficult for American chips to enter the Chinese market through intermediaries and illegal supply channels. The Nvidia Status NCP provides cloud platforms ... T…
Nvidia demands that cloud providers in Southeast Asia who aspire to its coveted NCP designation enroll in an accelerator tracking program. The bill seeks to give more visibility to the movements of their chips in a region designated as a trans-shipment point, while Washington and the company continue to disagree on who should stop the detours to China.
Bloomberg reports that Nvidia, a major artificial intelligence (AI) chipmaker, is stepping up its monitoring of AI accelerators sold in Southeast Asia to curb semiconductor smuggling. This comes after Nvidia faced criticism for failing to take sufficient measures to prevent the illegal flow of chips to Chinese companies.
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