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Chinese AI firms including Moonshot AI, ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent rush to lease restricted Nvidia chips through data centers in Thailand, Malaysia and Japan before the Remote Access Security Act passes. The House approved the bill in January on a 369-22 vote, yet the Senate has not acted.
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Mint Technology leads with the firms' direct pursuit of Nvidia capacity while Quartz emphasizes the necessity of leasing those chips abroad.
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The Nvidia spy scandal exposes networks operating in Singapore that help Chinese tech companies access advanced US AI chips and circumvent export controls (Owen Walker/Financial Times)
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