Data centres in South-east Asia could be the first to feel heat from Jensen Huang affair
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Nvidia faces scrutiny as Jensen Huang’s affair sparks fears of tougher US chip export controls and pressure on South-east Asia data centres. Read more at straitstimes.com.
US President Donald Trump and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at an event at the White House in Washington in 2025.
PHILADELPHIA – US President Donald Trump has stood by Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang over his affair with a suspected Chinese spy, but the odds are escalating for a clampdown on the export of cutting-edge American chips, complicating South-east Asia’s AI infrastructure buildout and creating a choke point for Chinese AI start-ups.
Data centre operators in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand are in for stricter checks on purchases of advanced American chips and tighter restrictions on renting cloud computing capacity to companies in China, say US tech analysts.
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