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A Singapore court has granted bail to three men accused of illegally smuggling high-performance Nvidia chips, reports Reuters. The case involves an alleged $390 million fraud linked to ...

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Singapore prosecutors said the fraud case involved servers provided by Singaporean companies and then moved to Malaysia, with transactions totaling about $390 million, per a report by Reuters.It ...