Malaysia seizes servers with advanced AI chips suspected of violating export controls
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Malaysia’s customs department said Wednesday it had seized 30 servers equipped with advanced artificial intelligence chips in a suspected export-control violation. Officials believe a syndicate is using Malaysia as a transit hub to re-export the chips to another Asian country. Malaysia introduced permit requirements for the export, transit and transshipment of high-performance AI chips of U. S. origin last year, under pressure from the U. S. to ensure isn't to...
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