Megaspeed

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• Megaspeed should be blacklisted35%

  These holders argue that Megaspeed should have been promptly added to the U.S. Entity List because it was allegedly used to divert restricted Nvidia chips to China and posed national-security risks. They criticize Commerce for delaying or refusing the listing despite warnings from other agencies.

  • “Chris McGuire, a former senior US government export controls official: “It is mind-boggling that [the Commerce Dept.] knew months ago that Megaspeed is being run by a Chinese spy but did nothing to stop them from buying $4.8 billion worth of Nvidia chips.””

    @powermacuser1 · Nov 11

  • “Secretary Lutnick literally couldn't even explain why Megaspeed isn't on the Entity List when confronted about it at an NSC meeting by Secretary Bessent. Not only does the rest of the administration not support Commerce's refusal to implement or enforce export controls, but”

    @ChrisRMcGuire · Nov 11

  • “Four US agencies wanted Megaspeed on the Entity List over alleged Nvidia chip smuggling to China. Commerce sat on the request for two months and left it off anyway. Export controls are only as fast as their slowest desk.”

    @DanteMMartin · Nov 11

• Nvidia or Huang may bear responsibility30%

  These holders argue that Nvidia and/or Jensen Huang may have knowingly enabled Megaspeed’s access to chips or helped circumvent export controls. They call for consequences ranging from investigation and board action to leadership changes, while pointing to alleged conflicts of interest and Nvidia’s reported intervention in the probe.

  • “240K banned Nvidia chips. $7.5B. Allegedly smuggled to China via Megaspeed. Nvidia's GC allegedly called Commerce to stall the probe. DOJ took over. Stock wiped ∼$400B in a day. This isn't export controls. It's the biggest chip scandal ever.”

    @Stringcoding · Nov 12

  • “This morning a well known talk show host suggested Jensen Huang could treat the current situation the way Martha Stewart handled her prison time. It would be recommended Jensen serve a consequence, move on, and keep the brand intact. That comparison misses the point. While Huang”

    @intuitive_i · Nov 11

  • “Anybody want to guess the first earnings report date that represented the months after Trump secretly lifted the Biden imposed $NVDA diversion controls? Nvidia has a far way to fall on glut coming to markets. Quick Recap of the situation-ship happening behind the scenes May”

    @rdd147 · Nov 12

• The allegations remain unproven20%

  These holders argue that the available reporting does not establish Nvidia wrongdoing or prove that Megaspeed illegally diverted chips. They point to approved sales, allegedly compliant products, and the need for an independent factual investigation rather than accusations.

  • “The most troubling part of Nvidia’s response is that it addresses where customers were billed and where chips were initially shipped, but not necessarily who ultimately controlled them or where they ended up. Singapore accounting for billions in revenue does not prove illegal”

    @onechancefreedm · Nov 12

  • “the story of Nvidia flouting export controls doesn’t make sense given: a) H20 & H200 are designed to be compliant current chip export controls b) NVIDIAs sales to Megaspeed were approved by Commerce dept c) Jensen himself has provided guidance to the market removing China due”

    @fredsoda · Nov 10

  • “🚨 $NVDA | The Megaspeed controversy raises a bigger question: are AI chip export controls actually working? Megaspeed reportedly remains off the U.S. trade blacklist despite ongoing scrutiny. No proven Nvidia wrongdoing, but regulatory risk deserves attention.”

    @awsan · Nov 10

• Export controls need strengthening10%

  These holders argue that the controversy exposes weaknesses or loopholes in the export-control system, even without proven Nvidia misconduct. They support congressional investigation and tighter rules to prevent diversion through overseas data centers or intermediaries.

  • “@SenatorRicketts is raising serious national security concerns over reports of Chinese espionage and potential Nvidia chip smuggling through Megaspeed. Ricketts is calling for an investigation and passage of the MATCH Act and Safe Chips Act. Congress must act to strengthen”

    @secureainow · Nov 10

  • “The real fallout from the Nvidia scandal isn't just Jensen Huang’s personal drama or the sudden $190 billion market hit. The true winners are Washington’s export hawks, who have spent two years looking for the leverage needed to shut down the massive chip control loopholes that”

    @imgokulramasamy · Nov 11

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