美国调查25亿美元走私团伙向中国输送被禁英伟达AI芯片
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U.S. authorities are investigating an alleged $2.5 billion smuggling ring that prosecutors say funneled restricted Nvidia artificial intelligence chips into China in violation of export controls. The Department of Justice and the Department of Commerce are focusing on OBON Corp, a Bangkok-based company accused of running a “shadow supply chain” supplying Chinese entities, including Alibaba Group. Court filings describe Super Micro Computer servers with Nvidia H100 and H200 processors routed through Taiwan and Southeast Asia, where they were stripped of serial numbers and repackaged. Legal documents indicate at least $500 million in restricted hardware moved in six weeks in late 2025. Three individuals now face criminal charges.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
Timeline of Events
- 2022年拜登政府收紧先进半导体出口管制
- 2024年美国进一步限制高端AI处理器
- 2025年末六周内转移5亿美元硬件
- 2025年末服务器经由台湾、东南亚路由
- 2025年末硬件被指剥离序列号
- 今日美国机构证实重大走私调查
- 今日OBON公司被确认为曼谷物流中心
- 今日三名超微科技相关人员被正式起诉
Why This Matters to You
此案例凸显了出口管制的por. 它们保护美国的技术和就业. 如果您从事科技行业，这提醒您遵守这些规则. 立即检查您公司的合规性.
The Bottom Line
一个大型走私团伙正在接受调查。据称，该团伙向中国走私了价值25亿美元的受限人工智能芯片。这表明有些人为了绕过美国的出口法律会不择手段。如果您认识科技行业的人，值得转发。
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