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The CEO of a US-listed company is accused of smuggling over $300 million worth of Nvidia chips, transshipping A100, H100, and other GPUs from Southeast Asia to China; the FBI alleges he used false identities to purchase the chips, earned over $176 million in profit in 2024 alone, and faces a maximum sentence of 20 years
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10/5/2026
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