Megaspeed chip-smuggling investigation reportedly moved to Justice Department

Published Monday, November 9, 2026 · 12:19 PM EST

A Commerce Department investigation into Megaspeed over alleged smuggling of Nvidia chips to China was transferred to the Justice Department after Nvidia intervened, the New York Times reported, citing sources. The Singapore company was buying advanced Nvidia AI chips.

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