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Taïwan inculpe neuf personnes pour contrebande illégale de serveurs d'IA vers la Chine
Les procureurs taïwanais ont inculpé neuf personnes, dont des employés de Nvidia et de Super Micro, pour l'exportation illégale vers la Chine continentale de serveurs d'IA haut de gamme interdits.
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Les procureurs taïwanais ont inculpé lundi neuf personnes pour avoir exporté illégalement des serveurs d'IA haut de gamme vers la Chine continentale, marquant un nouveau point de friction dans la rivalité croissante en matière d'intelligence artificielle entre les États-Unis et la Chine. Parmi les personnes inculpées figurent un employé de Nvidia et deux employés de Super Micro. Les procureurs ont déclaré que le matériel exporté comprenait des unités de traitement graphique connues sous le nom de B300, dont la vente à la Chine est actuellement interdite.
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