新加坡英伟达芯片服务器案第五人被控：34岁男子石炳哲面对41项控罪

据路透社报道，新加坡检方11月12日对超级智能（SI）服务器欺诈案的第五名涉案人提出指控：34岁的新加坡籍男子石炳哲（Shi Bingzhe）共面对41项控罪，其中包括一项获取犯罪收益的指控。路透社看到的指控书日期为11月10日。

检方指称，石炳哲向 Aperia 公司购买了服务器，而 Aperia 的母公司 Aperia 集团本身也在接受调查。此案的核心，是有人在向 Dell Technologies、Super Micro Computer 与 Asustek Computer 购买服务器时，就服务器的最终用户作出虚假陈述。新加坡内政部长此前表示，这批服务器可能装有美国公司英伟达的芯片，服务器其后被运往马来西亚。

在此案之前，已有四人被控相关罪名，分别是 41 岁的 Aaron Woon Guo Jie、49 岁的 Alan Wei Zhaolun、51 岁的中国籍男子 Li Ming 与 51 岁的 Jenny Lim，所涉罪名包括欺诈、洗钱与欺诈性交易。今年7月，Aperia International、A-Speed Infotech、Aperia Cloud Services (II) 与 Luxuriate Your Life 四家公司也因虚假陈述欺诈被控。检方此前披露，涉案交易金额约为3.9亿美元。

据《海峡时报》报道，此案源于美国方面的一项调查：美方调查中国初创公司 DeepSeek 是否曾绕过美国对英伟达高端芯片的出口限制、经包括新加坡在内的第三地购买芯片。美国以国家安全为由，禁止向中国出口高端英伟达芯片。路透社表示，未能联系到涉案各方置评。（来源：路透社）

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跟进：Megaspeed 首度公开声明：已配合美方检查，聘美国律所全面清点 GPU

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Fifth Person Charged in Singapore Nvidia Chip Server Case: Shi Bingzhe, 34, Faces 41 Charges

Singapore prosecutors charged a fifth person in an artificial intelligence (AI) server fraud case on November 12, according to Reuters. Shi Bingzhe, a 34-year-old Singaporean, faces 41 charges, including one count of acquiring benefits from criminal conduct. Reuters reported that the charge sheets were dated November 10.

Prosecutors allege Shi bought servers from Aperia, whose parent, the Aperia Group, is also under investigation. The case centers on alleged false representations about the end users of servers purchased from Dell Technologies, Super Micro Computer and Asustek Computer. Singapore's home affairs minister has said the servers may have contained chips from U.S. firm Nvidia, and that the servers were shipped onward to Malaysia.

Four other individuals were charged earlier in the case: Aaron Woon Guo Jie, 41; Alan Wei Zhaolun, 49; Li Ming, 51, a Chinese national; and Jenny Lim, 51, on offences including fraud, money laundering and fraudulent trading. In July, four companies — Aperia International, A-Speed Infotech, Aperia Cloud Services (II) and Luxuriate Your Life — were charged with fraud by false representation. Prosecutors previously disclosed that the alleged transactions involved approximately US$390 million.

According to The Straits Times, the case came to light after a U.S. investigation into whether Chinese start-up DeepSeek had circumvented U.S. restrictions on advanced Nvidia chips by buying them through third parties in other countries, including Singapore. The United States has banned exports of high-end Nvidia chips to China on security grounds. Reuters said it could not reach the parties involved for comment. (Source: Reuters)

Related: Jensen Huang Resigns as NVIDIA CEO, Effective Immediately: CFO Colette Kress Named Interim CEO as Board Launches Search

Follow-Up: Megaspeed Issues First Public Statement, Says It Cooperated With U.S. Inspections and Retained a U.S. Law Firm to Census Its GPUs

CNBC: Alice Huang's Shareholdings Lead to a Huawei Cloud Data Center, Tying Jensen Huang's Admitted Affair Partner to Nvidia's Biggest Rival in China

来源：路透社

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