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Singapore charges fifth suspect in alleged Nvidia server export fraud case: report

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Singapore charges a fifth person over alleged server shipments to Malaysia that may contain Nvidia chips; Shi Bingzhe faces 41 charges.

Singapore has charged a fifth person in a case involving the alleged export of computer servers that may contain Nvidia (NVDA) chips to Malaysia, according to The Straits Times.

Shi Bingzhe, 34, was handed 41 charges on November 12, including one related to

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