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Malaysia Checks Whether Chips Were Reexported by Megaspeed Unit

Bloomberg Technology Friday 13 November 2026, 03:21 UTC By Kok Leong Chan 1 min read
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Malaysia Checks Whether Chips Were Reexported by Megaspeed Unit Malaysia is determining whether artificial intelligence chips brought into the country by a unit of Singapore-based Megaspeed International Pte were subsequently shipped overseas. The Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry is working with Malaysia’s customs department to determine whether chips imported by Speedmatrix Sdn were later reexported and, if so, whether the shipments complied with Malaysian law, it said in a...

Malaysia Checks Whether Chips Were Reexported by Megaspeed Unit Malaysia is determining whether artificial intelligence chips brought into the country by a unit of Singapore-based Megaspeed International Pte were subsequently shipped overseas. The Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry is working with Malaysia’s customs department to determine whether chips imported by Speedmatrix Sdn were later reexported and, if so, whether the shipments complied with Malaysian law, it said in a statement Friday. Speedmatrix Sdn is a tenant at data centers in the country and brings its own servers and AI chips for its operations, the ministry said.
Malaysia (LOCATION) Megaspeed (ORG) Singapore (LOCATION) Megaspeed International Pte (ORG) The Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (ORG) Speedmatrix Sdn (ORG) Malaysian (ORG) AI (ORG)
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