Chips, investigations & regulations.
No one cares what Huang did.
If you look under the hood it's a battle to keep Ai centralized, and away from your local machine, where you can run your own model without guardrails.
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#BlockchainClaude Code just did the FBI's job in 3 minutes 52 seconds and traced $4.8 billion of NVIDIA chips to a 2-person company in Singapore. One of its execs turned out to be Jensen Huang's mistress.
It used 23 public sources. Four government probes have been working on this for over a year.
I gave it one question: where did the chips actually go?
It started with the New York Times and hit a paywall, 403. It didn't ask me what to do, it just switched to CBS and CNBC and kept reading.
The company is called Megaspeed. It was spun off from a Chinese gaming company in 2023 and had never run a data center. Then it started buying:
→ /purchases → $4.8B of NVIDIA chips in two years (CBS, NYT)
→ /math → $4.8B ÷ ~$35k per card ≈ 136,000 GPUs
→ /office → Singapore, 2 employees
→ /malaysia → 200+ shipments, about $2B in 12 months
→ /route → orders placed through a US reseller, never NVIDIA directly
→ /china → a server company in the chain moving hardware back into China
→ /site_visit → US inspectors found the GPUs still sealed in their boxes
136,000 of the most wanted chips on the planet, and nobody had even opened them.
Then it noticed two numbers that didn't match: $2B in one report, $4.8B in another. Claude checked the dates. The $2B was only the Malaysia route over 12 months, so the real total was the bigger one.
After that it found this:
→ a US intel memo says a Megaspeed exec was recruited by Chinese intelligence (TechCrunch, CBS)
→ according to the memo, her target was the man who decides where NVIDIA's chips go
→ Nov 8: Jensen Huang tells staff he had an affair with her (CNBC)
→ the same day, NVIDIA's board opens an independent investigation
→ 4 probes open: US Senate, Singapore police, US Commerce, and Bain pulled out as a tenant
→ Nov 18: the House wants a closed-door briefing
I stopped it halfway and asked: wait, didn't NVIDIA say this was debunked?
It went back and checked. On Oct 29 NVIDIA did call the diversion claims "debunked". Ten days later its own board opened an investigation into its own CEO.
At the end it built the whole map, 19 links, and wouldn't draw a single one without a source behind it.
Four probes in two countries have been at this for over a year. Claude Code finished before my coffee got cold.
Nobody has published where the 136,000 GPUs are now.
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