An Nvidia employee has been detained in Taiwan over allegations of forgery and breach of trust, in relation to the Supermicro smuggling scandal, that saw servers ostensibly sold to companies in Southeast Asia routed to China instead. Nvidia itself hasn't been accused of wrongdoing, and it published a statement calling smuggling a "nonstarter," saying that any GPUs sold through such a system would have no "service, support, or updates."But that hasn't stopped Nvidia from taking its own measures to reduce its exposure to potential future smuggling efforts. Earlier this month, it created a form of "whitelist" for companies it sells to. It also investigated the firms it will continue to do business with, even sending staff members to customer data centers at the urging of the White House for verification.
Nvidia employee implicated in escalating Supermicro smuggling scandal, but demand only intensifies for Nvidia hardware
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