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- NVIDIA Adds Location Tech to Prevent AI Chip Smuggling
NVIDIA introduces new location-verification technology to curb AI chip smuggling and strengthen Blackwell GPU security
- Nvidia Builds Location Verification Tech That Could Track . . .
Nvidia has developed location verification technology that could determine which country its AI chips are operating in, Reuters reports, citing a source, a capability that may help address ongoing concerns about the smuggling of advanced semiconductors to restricted markets like China The feature,
- AI chip smuggling crackdown: Nvidia builds location-tracking . . .
Nvidia is set to introduce a pioneering location verification tool for its AI chips, an initiative influenced by US calls to restrict advanced technology sales to certain countries This optional
- Nvidias AI chips can reportedly be tracked by using their . . .
According to a Reuters report, Nvidia has built location verification technology that could indicate which country its chips are operating in, in an effort to prevent its AI GPUs from being
- Can “Location Verification” Stop AI Chip Smuggling?
US lawmakers propose a new system to check where chips end up Scott J Mulligan — May 19, 2025 US export controls are meant to keep advanced AI chips out of rival hands — but tens of thousands slip through each year A new bill aims to change that by checking where these chips end up
- Nvidia pilots chip-tracking software amid rising smuggling . . .
Nvidia is piloting a new software feature that can verify the physical location of its AI chips, aiming to make illicit GPU diversion and smuggling significantly harder The initiative, described in detail by Reuters, uses telemetry already present in data-centre deployments to estimate where a device is operating — without modifying the chip itself or embedding direct GPS-style hardware
- Nvidia developing chip location tech to curb AI processor . . .
Nvidia has developed a new location-verification feature for its artificial intelligence chips, a move aimed at helping prevent high-end GPUs from being smuggled into countries where exports are banned, according to sources familiar with the technology
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