Singapore paper flags fake registration for Megaspeed parent firm

Singapore's Straits Times reported Friday that the parent company of Megaspeed, suspected of smuggling US-made Nvidia semiconductors to China, may have a fictitious registration. The registered address is occupied by a different company. The report, published on November 13, found that the company's official registered location houses another business, raising questions about the validity of its corporate registration. The development adds to scrutiny of the firm's operations. Megaspeed is under investigation for allegedly exporting advanced Nvidia chips to China, potentially violating US export controls. The registration discrepancy could complicate legal proceedings and regulatory actions against the company.