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Singapore criticizes US, Supermicro over probe into Jensen Huang associate

Singapore has expressed frustration with US authorities and Supermicro for their lack of assistance during an investigation into a Chinese associate of Jensen Huang. The probe focused on suspected false documentation used to conceal server shipments. The investigation led to the seizure of a passport. AI

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Singapore criticizes US, Supermicro over probe into Jensen Huang associate

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Simon Sharwood ·

    Singapore says US authorities, and Supermicro, hardly helped investigation of Jensen Huang’s Chinese friend

    Seized passport during probe of suspected paperwork fibs that hid server shipments to parts unknown