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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

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A MYSTERY CEO AND BILLIONS IN SALES: IS CHINA BUYING BANNED NVIDIA CHIPS?

Singaporean firm Megaspeed is being scrutinized by US officials for its ties to China. US officials are investigating whether Megaspeed is helping China sidestep US export restrictions by diverting some of its Nvidia chips to China. Megaspeed has funneled most of its Nvidia chips to data centers in Malaysia and Indonesia to remotely serve customers in China, which is not illegal, but could be found unlawful if it is done on behalf of a Chinese company. Nvidia says there is no evidence that its chips have been smuggled into China and that Megaspeed is a company wholly owned and operated outside of China with no Chinese shareholders.

nytimes.com · 20 min

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GOOGLE STRUGGLES WITH REMOTE WORK, DRASTICALLY CUTTING ‘WORK FROM ANYWHERE' POLICY

A single Work from Anywhere (WFA) day logged by Google employees in a standard workweek will now count as a full WFA week, deducted from the yearly balance. Employees are allowed to work from a non-main office location for up to four weeks per calendar year. It is now best for employees to spend the whole week working remotely to make the most out of their WFA allowance. The WFA policy is designed for people taking trips - Google maintains a separate work-from-home policy that allows employees to work from home two days per week.

neowin.net · 3 min

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