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Nvidia defends employee in Taiwan AI chip smuggling case

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Nvidia urges Taiwan officials to reconsider an employee's treatment amid allegations that 74 servers went to China and another 56 were intercepted.

Nvidia (NVDA) urged Taiwanese officials to reconsider the treatment of an employee accused of helping divert advanced AI hardware to China, Bloomberg News reported Sunday. The case is testing the company’s oversight of its distribution network as authorities scrutinize suspected violations

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