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00:03NVIDIA developed new software to help determine where its chips are being used,
00:07aiming to limit smuggling into restricted countries, according to Benzinga.
00:11A NVIDIA spokesperson said,
00:13The company is developing a software service that uses GPU telemetry
00:17to let data center operators monitor the health, integrity, and inventory of their entire AI GPU fleet.
00:24The company will introduce the technology on its new Blackwell chips with enhanced security
00:29and is evaluating support for older Hopper and Ampere models.
00:33The U.S. Justice Department arrested two Chinese nationals
00:36accused of smuggling NVIDIA's H100 and H200 chips into China using intermediaries and fake buyers.
00:43Beijing is moving to restrict access to NVIDIA's H200 chips by requiring buyer approval
00:48as part of a broader effort to reduce dependence on foreign technology
00:52and expand domestic AI chip production.
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