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Singapore files new charges in Nvidia chip fraud case
Singaporean prosecutors filed additional charges including money laundering against a key suspect in an AI server fraud case, according to Bloomberg.
Alan Wei Zhaolun pleaded not guilty in a local court on Monday, with his lawyer saying the charges were "misconceived." Prosecutors alleged that Wei defrauded some of the world's largest server makers to gain access to hardware that may have contained Nvidia AI processors subject to US export controls.
They have also pressed charges of fraud by false representation against Wei. The high-profile case centres on whether executives including Wei at Aperia Group misled Dell Technologies Inc, Super Micro Computer Inc and Asustek Computer Inc by misrepresenting the actual end-users of the hardware they acquired from these server suppliers.
The filings are part of Singapore's efforts to clamp down on Nvidia Corp. chips being diverted illicitly to other locations including China. (Bloomberg, July 6, 2026)
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