The news of the arrests in Singapore comes just one month after officials in the US announced they were specifically probing whether DeepSeek was working with third parties in Singapore to get its hands on Nvidia chips. If the reports are to be believed, it appears they may have found their answer.

The case raises concerns over AI chip smuggling, while Microsoft warns US restrictions could backfire, benefiting China.

Singapore charged three men with fraud in a case domestic media have linked to the movement of Nvidia's advanced chips from the city state to Chinese artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek.The United States is investigating if DeepSeek,

Officials in Washington are reportedly scrutinizing chip shipments to Singapore following the recent success of Chinese startup DeepSeek.

Singapore accounts for only a very modest portion of Nvidia Corp.’s revenue, according to a senior official, as Washington is looking into whether Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has been securing chips via the Southeast Asian country.

Police in Singapore have arrested three individuals who may have been involved in the Nvidia chip fraud case. The suspects are accused of forging

Three Singapore men were charged with stealing from a supplier of computer servers, shedding light on the role of local intermediates in the global distribution of Nvidia Corp. chips.

Three men were charged with fraud in Singapore on Thursday following raids linked to the alleged illegal movement of Nvidia chips to China, bypassing U.S. export controls. The men were among nine people arrested when Singapore authorities raided 22 locations on Wednesday.