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Taiwan indicia nove pessoas por contrabando ilegal de servidores de IA para a China
Promotores taiwaneses acusaram nove pessoas, incluindo funcionários da Nvidia e da Super Micro, pela exportação ilegal de servidores de IA de ponta banidos para a China continental.
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Promotores de Taiwan acusaram nove pessoas na segunda-feira de exportarem ilegalmente servidores de IA de ponta para a China continental, marcando um novo ponto de atrito na crescente rivalidade de inteligência artificial entre os Estados Unidos e a China. Entre os acusados estão um funcionário da Nvidia e dois funcionários da Super Micro. Os promotores afirmaram que o hardware exportado envolvia unidades de processamento gráfico conhecidas como B300, cuja venda para a China é atualmente proibida.
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