Megaspeed hires US law firm to review export control compliance

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Megaspeed International, the Singapore buyer of Nvidia's advanced AI chips under global scrutiny, has hired a US law firm to review its export control compliance. The company announced this on Nov 12 through its director Tan Yong Pong. The law firm will conduct a comprehensive inventory of Megaspeed's graphics processing units and independently verify compliance practices. Tan stated the company has cooperated with US Department of Commerce inspections and is prepared to work with other US authorities. The scrutiny follows concerns about possible chip diversion to China, with US authorities reportedly considering a trade blacklist. Singapore's investigations remain ongoing, and Megaspeed previously operated as Chinese gaming company 7Road International.


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