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00:04Because founder Huang Jen-hsun resigned and stepped down
00:06On the surface, it was a scandalous affair involving a suspected Chinese female spy.
00:11smell
00:12However, the situation is probably not as simple as just a tech giant's private life being embroiled in scandal.
00:17A Washington newspaper recently revealed
00:18US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was instrumental in bringing down Huang Jen-hsun.
00:23One of the key figures
00:24This is not a simple storm.
00:26Power struggles within the White House
00:28The fire spread all the way to the US Congress.
00:30It might even drag Malaysia and Singapore into it.
00:34Questions began to be raised in American public opinion.
00:37Huang Renxun collapsed
00:38Will the US escalate its blockade of AI chips against China?
00:44What Washington is trying to block is the flow of advanced chips to China.
00:48Or should we block the entire lifeline for China's AI development?
00:52After Huang Renxun, the leader of the "cut the weeds and eliminate the roots" group, was ousted.
00:56Are American hardliners trying to completely shut down China's AI development path?
01:01The Washington Bull, in its editorial, pointed out
01:04The downfall of Huang Jen-hsun may signify a shift in the power structure within Washington.
01:09In change
01:09The key figure is US Secretary of State and National Security Advisor Marco Rubio.
01:15This anti-China hawk has consistently advocated for a hardline stance against China.
01:20The report pointed out that Huang Renxun had a close relationship with Trump.
01:23They also successfully persuaded Trump to allow the export of AI chips to China.
01:27This has provoked a strong backlash from US national security hawks.
01:31An insider further revealed
01:33Rubio personally drafted the memo based on CIA intelligence.
01:36Use a stronger stance than the original report
01:39More affirmative wording
01:41A warning to Trump regarding the relationship between Huang Renxun and Huang Le
01:45After the memo was exposed
01:47The turmoil continued to escalate.
01:48This ultimately led to Huang Renxun's resignation.
01:51After Huang Renxun left Nvidia
01:53Then the White House hawks will become even more unscrupulous in their hardline stance towards China.
01:58What is alarming is that the flames of this storm have already spread to Southeast Asia.
02:03Already
02:03A New York Times investigation reveals
02:04Megaspeed, a Singapore-based technology company, has a Malaysian affiliate.
02:08Industry
02:08Purchased billions of dollars worth of advanced AI equipment
02:12US authorities suspect that some of the chips may have been diverted to China.
02:17In the past, the US tried to contain China's AI.
02:19The key is to restrict chip exports.
02:22But nowadays, chips don't need to be sold to China.
02:25However, Chinese companies may be able to access overseas data centers.
02:29Still renting advanced AI computing power
02:32This means the next front in the US-China technology war.
02:35It may no longer just be about who gets the chips.
02:37The question is who can utilize the computing power behind the chip.
02:42The US-China AI war has turned into a bloodbath.
02:45The US isn't even letting go of cloud computing power.
02:47Can Southeast Asia remain unaffected?
02:51When Ma Xing's data center also became the focus of the US investigation
02:55This struggle for technological hegemony is no longer just a matter between China and the United States.
03:00In response to US charges
03:02Malaysia may be considered as a transit point for illegal goods.
03:05The transfer battle of Nvidia chips
03:08Home Minister Saifuddin responded today
03:10Police had already launched an investigation as early as April 2025.
03:14We need to investigate whether any agents illegally procured chips.
03:17And whether the chips were shipped to other countries via my country.
03:22Renting computing power overseas is no longer an option.
03:25If the US blockade continues...
03:28Malaysia, the newest hotbed for computing power
03:31It will soon become the front line of US surveillance.
03:36Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang steps down
03:39This could lead to US restrictions on Chinese AI chips.
03:42Losing an important business check
03:45The US's technological containment of China is aimed at preventing China from buying chips.
03:49Upgrade to prevent China from using US AI computing power
03:53The Washington Post reported on the 13th that...
03:55Rubio wrote the memo based on CIA-related intelligence.
03:58And issued a warning to Trump in stronger terms.
04:01The report further described Rubio as the key figure who brought down Huang Renxun.
04:06One of the key figures
04:07Jensen Huang was a key business communicator for the Trump administration's technology policy.
04:11object
04:11He repeatedly expressed his strong sentiments to Washington.
04:14We cannot be afraid of China's rise in AI.
04:16To voluntarily abandon the huge Chinese market
04:19However, this logic is viewed by US national security hawks.
04:23It has become a national security issue
04:25The Democrats will decide.
04:30This ruling and its impact on national security hawks
04:33In practice
04:34I think just the day before
04:36Jim Hines sent a message
04:37To the President President President
04:40Howard Luknick
04:41He was required to appear.
04:44The previous date was January 1st.
04:56More noteworthy
04:57This investigation did not stop there.
04:59Huang Renxun's personal relationships
05:01Democratic lawmakers question
05:03Should the Trump administration continue to approve
05:05Nvidia's chips are exported to China
05:07Republican lawmakers, on the other hand, focused on
05:09Further expansion into China's intelligence agencies
05:12Chip transport
05:13and the risks of remotely using US AI computing power
05:17I think it is important
05:18We know China's intelligent power
05:22In this situation
05:25What information
05:25What news report
05:27Their connections
05:29And what
05:31Their connections
05:32Other social councilors
05:34Then other issues
05:35Even using remote or remote
05:39We must maintain
05:40We must maintain
05:42We must maintain
05:43Techniques of Techniques
05:44and skills
05:55One of his servers was loaded into a shipping container and transported away.
05:57Customs can detect it.
05:59However, if the server remains overseas
06:01The customer simply connects to the cloud on the other end.
06:04It can then be used to train AI.
06:05In other words, even if the chip cannot pass through customs...
06:09Computing power can still be used across borders
06:11The current controversy in Washington
06:13The question is whether or not to impose regulations.
06:14Where are the chips sold?
06:16Who gets to use the computing power?
06:18However, there is still a key issue with this storm.
06:21Is Huang Le a Chinese spy?
06:24Are Nvidia chips really...
06:26It was illegally transshipped to China.
06:28The U.S. Department of Justice clearly stated
06:30We cannot accept unproven assumptions.
06:33Treat it as the conclusion of the investigation
06:34No such conclusion has been reached yet.
06:36So you're assuming D.O.J.
06:39Learning from her is actually a form of detection.
06:42Nobody has said that.
06:43I definitely didn't say that.
06:44I didn't say that.
06:46I said this a minute ago.
06:47I've already said all of that.
06:49It is, of course, D.O.J.
06:50The investigators are looking at this.
06:52So I don't have
06:53Any decision
06:54Go to the processing bureau or me
06:55Or the host
06:56Who or who is she?
06:59And this political storm in the United States
07:01Another focus is on Singapore.
07:03Megaspeed is a company headquartered in
07:05Singaporean technology companies
07:07Also a business partner of NVIDIA
07:09US investigators suspect
07:10The company purchased advanced AI chips
07:13Possibly through a third party
07:14The final destination of the shipment is China.
07:17According to a related report in The New York Times
07:19The investigation also involved chip servers.
07:21It may enter Malaysia first.
07:23Then rent out computing power through data centers
07:26Situation with Chinese clients
07:28If chips don't enter China...
07:30Chinese companies, however, are able to...
07:32Data centers in Malaysia and Singapore
07:34Rent computing power
07:35Crude oil blockade
07:37How much more effective will it be?
07:38In other words
07:39The chips remain in Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia and Singapore.
07:42However, computing power can be provided across borders.
07:48Ultimately
07:48This is no longer Huang Renxun.
07:50His personal sex scandal
07:52Instead, it was a fire that spread into Trump's cabinet.
07:54A political storm that tears open Washington's internal conflicts
07:57Doing business with China on the one hand
08:00On the one hand, it wants to block the development space of China's AI.
08:03Huang Jen-hsun's resignation may have implications beyond just Nvidia's strategic plans.
08:07It is also the Trump administration's overall AI strategy towards China
08:11But can the US really block China?
08:14From restricting chip exports to potentially blocking overseas computing power
08:19The United States originally intended to slow down the development of AI in China.
08:21However, this may force China to accelerate its independent research and development.
08:25The US wants to slow China down.
08:27Will this actually force China to run even faster?
08:30The United States wants to use blockade to maintain its hegemony and leadership.
08:34China, on the other hand, needs to break through to rewrite the rules.
08:37In the end, Peter won this AI century war.
08:40It's probably not just about whose chips are more advanced today.
08:43Rather, it's about who can survive the blockade and the competition.
08:46Mastering tomorrow's technological destiny
08:49Huang Renxun's life is just the beginning.
08:51The United States has laid a trap.
08:53They won't allow buying or renting; they'll be tracked across the entire internet.
08:56And this extreme containment
08:58Can it really lock down Chinese AI?
09:00Or will it force the emergence of a new AI empire even faster?
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