Shanghai Data Center Discovered Housing Smuggled NVIDIA Chips
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 16:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- According to Bloomberg, documents show that a Chinese company founded by Alice Huang procured smuggled NVIDIA chips and installed them in a…
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On November 13, 2026, at 14:48, Bloomberg Technology published a report revealing that, according to documents it reviewed, a Chinese company founded by Alice Huang purchased smuggled Nvidia chips and had them installed at a Shanghai data center with links to Megaspeed International. The report also notes that Alice Huang is the woman at the center of the controversy surrounding Nvidia Corp. The documents reviewed by Bloomberg News are the basis for the claims about both the procurement of the smuggled AI chips and their installation at the facility in Shanghai. At this point, the available reporting stops at the disclosure of these procurement and installation details. No follow-up developments and no formal response from the parties involved have been made public, leaving the matter at the stage where the information has simply been brought to light. Nothing beyond that initial exposure has been documented in the available coverage.
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According to Bloomberg, documents show that a Chinese company founded by Alice Huang procured smuggled Nvidia chips installed at a Shanghai data center linked to Megaspeed International.
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