Megaspeed faces US scrutiny over alleged Nvidia chip diversion to China

The Singapore-based cloud operator, formerly a gaming company, is reportedly under US and Singaporean investigation over suspected diversion of Nvidia hardware Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based AI cloud and data center operator, is facing scrutiny from both US and Singaporean authorities. Investigators are examining whether Nvidia chips it bought were diverted to China, a possible breach of US export controls. According to business filings cited by Reuters, Megaspeed was incorporated in 2015 under the name 7Road International. It changed its name to Megaspeed International in March 2023. Between 2023 and late 2025, Megaspeed and its affiliates reportedly imported at least $4.6 billion in Nvidia hardware, including approximately 136,000 GPUs. One shipment stands out. A November 2025 batch reportedly contained 17,544 GB300 processors, valued at around $787 million.

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