How Nvidia's whitelist was beaten: 74 B300 servers, Taiwan to China
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Taiwan's Keelung District Prosecutors Office has indicted nine people over the illegal export of high-end AI servers built on Nvidia's B300 GPUs. The indictment lays out, step by step, how a compliance regime designed to track every unit was defeated from the inside.
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