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Taiwan Dakwa Sembilan Orang atas Penyelundupan Ilegal Server AI ke Tiongkok
Jaksa penuntut Taiwan telah mendakwa sembilan orang, termasuk pekerja dari Nvidia dan Super Micro, atas ekspor ilegal server AI kelas atas yang dilarang ke Tiongkok daratan.
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Jaksa penuntut Taiwan mendakwa sembilan orang pada hari Senin karena secara ilegal mengekspor server AI kelas atas ke Tiongkok daratan, menandai titik nyala baru dalam persaingan kecerdasan buatan yang semakin ketat antara Amerika Serikat dan Tiongkok. Di antara mereka yang didakwa adalah satu karyawan dari Nvidia dan dua karyawan dari Super Micro. Jaksa menyatakan bahwa perangkat keras yang diekspor melibatkan unit pemrosesan grafis yang dikenal sebagai B300, yang saat ini dilarang untuk dijual ke Tiongkok.
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