The plaintiff says that the two men used ‘intentionally and intentionally’ California -based company to prevent export control over AI chips.
US officials have been accused of shipping two billions of dollars of advanced NVDia chips to China in violation of export control of two Chinese citizens.
Chuan Gain and Sheeway Yang have alleged that the graphic processing units (GPUs) used for artificial intelligence (GPU) used for artificial intelligence from October 1 to July 225, said Chuan Gain and Shiwe Yang said on Tuesday.
The export record has shown that both Jengs and Yang have organized at least 21 shipments through LX Solutions Inc, LX Solutions Inc., LX Solutions Inc., LX Solutions Inc.
Exports included NVVia H100 GPU’s shipment of December 2024 – described as the most powerful chip in the market – which was “false label” and did not receive the required license from the US Department of Commerce.
According to the prosecutor, the ALX solutions received payments from Hong Kong and China, which includes a $ 1 million in January 22, instead of companies to accept shipments from China-based companies.
Last week, the office of the ALX Solutions and JNG and Yang’s phone revealed “criminal communication” with China’s communication with China’s chips in China by Malaysia to protect against US export restrictions.
JNG and Yang are sentenced to a maximum of 20 years in jail if they are convicted under the Export Control Improvement Act.
The accused’s lawyers could not immediately find the comment.
California -based Nvidia Santa Clala said that in this case it has been shown that “smuggling is a nonstarter”.
The company spokeswoman said, “We mainly sell our products to well -known partners, including OEM (original equipment manufacturers), which help to ensure that all sales follow US export control rules,” a company spokesman said.
“Even relatively small exporters and shipments are subject to complete review and scrutiny, and no curved products have services, support or updates.”
The US government has banned China’s export of most advanced chips in the intense battle of technical dominance between Washington and Beijing.
US Officers Claimed claims that many restrictions under the leadership of former US President Joe Biden are essential to protect national security.
China has hit the United States due to its own export control. He has accused Washington of reducing global trade and misusing his dominance in the Tech.
Last month, NVDia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang announced that after discussions with US President Donald Trump, Washington has agreed to reversal China’s ban on H -GPU’s sales.
Huang said the ban on exporting H20, which was especially designed for the Chinese market and is less powerful than H100, will encourage “nations around the world to choose the United States” for their AI models.
