The country's trade minister has reportedly formed a task force with the digital minister to tighten regulations around Malaysia's data centers.

The high-profile case could cast light on how US technology subject to export restrictions is funneled around the planet.

KUALA LUMPUR, March 24 — Malaysia will tighten regulations on semiconductor shipments following pressure from the United States to prevent high-end Nvidia chips from reaching China. Malaysia’s trade ...

Malaysia plans tighter controls over the flow of Nvidia Corp.’s chips after the US demanded it keep a closer eye on advanced semiconductors that could potentially make their way to China ...

It remains to be seen how amenable Malaysia is to complying with demands to curb exports of AI chips to China. Read more at ...

Malaysia plans to strengthen semiconductor regulations following U.S. demands to monitor the movement of high-end NVIDIA Corp ...

Malaysia is planning to tighten regulations on semiconductors as it comes under US pressure to stem the illicit flow to China of chips crucial to the development of artificial intelligence.

The Nvidia chip crackdown in Malaysia is intensifying. The country is apparently facing mounting pressure from the United States to prevent advanced semiconductors from being diverted to China.

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Washington asked Malaysia to closely scrutinize the shipment of Nvidia chips coming to the country, Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Zafrul Abdul Aziz told the newspaper. “They want us to ...

Malaysia, a budding hub for both chip manufacturing and data centers, is coming under scrutiny as a possible funnel for Nvidia processors to third countries, particularly China, in violation of U ...