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Singapore cloud computing firm Megaspeed said in a November 12 statement signed by chairman and CEO Chen Yongbang that it has cooperated with a US Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) inspection and hired a leading American law firm to audit its GPU inventory, responding to scrutiny tied to Nvidia chief Jensen Huang. The company said it places heavy emphasis on compliance with US export control laws. The dispute centers on whether Megaspeed's access to Nvidia GPUs—and the provenance of that hardware—runs afoul of US restrictions on advanced chip exports. The case matters because Nvidia's data-center GPUs underpin AI workloads across Asia, and any compliance finding could affect how regional cloud providers source capacity. Next, watch the law firm's GPU audit findings and whether BIS draws any conclusions about Megaspeed's hardware sourcing.

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