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U.S. first reported 36m ago by The Washington Post · updated 31m ago

Bessent blames Commerce for not restricting Nvidia customer’s chip exports

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The Washington Post reports that Bessent blamed the Commerce Department for not restricting chip exports by Megaspeed, a Singapore-based Nvidia customer. According to the Post, the Commerce Department had been investigating whether Megaspeed breached U.S. export restr

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  1. The Washington Post FIRST 36m ago Bessent blames Commerce for not restricting Nvidia customer’s chip exports

    Singapore’s Megaspeed is at the heart of former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s spy-sex scandal. The Commerce Department had been investigating if Megaspeed breached U.S. export restrictions.

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