Malaysia says it seized $12.11 million of AI chips this month
Malaysian customs announced on Wednesday that it had seized about 49.5 million ringgit (approximately $12.11 million) in advanced artificial‑intelligence chips during the current month. The seizure is part of an investigation targeting a syndicate suspected of smuggling the components through Kuala Lumpur International Airport, the country’s main gateway. Officials said the chips are…
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- Malaysian customs seized about 49.5 million ringgit (~$12.11 million) in AI chips this month
- The chips were linked to a syndicate suspected of smuggling through Kuala Lumpur International Airport
- Authorities say the seizure reflects growing enforcement of AI‑hardware export controls worldwide
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