Bloomberg reported that Aperia Cloud Services, Nvidia’s Singapore-based partner, bought H800-equipped Dell servers later linked in Chinese government filings to Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing, drawing attention to U.S.-China chip controls.
Bloomberg cited a person familiar with Aperia’s purchase and Chinese government filings about the equipment. Bloomberg said it was unclear how Longteng obtained the servers or whether former Megaspeed International senior executive Alice Huang was involved in that transaction.
Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported that Huang founded Longteng and previously held a senior post at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based data center company. AFP placed the report amid U.S. efforts to limit China’s access to advanced AI chips.
Megaspeed said Thursday it was reviewing whether it had complied with export controls covering sensitive chips. AFP also reported that Malaysia was investigating a Megaspeed subsidiary over possible diversion of advanced AI chips overseas.
EconoTimes previously covered congressional chairs’ request for a briefing from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about reports concerning Alice Huang.
