Axios via Deltaone: Bessent reportedly questioned Lutnick over Megaspeed not being blacklisted
According to Deltaone citing Axios, Scott Bessent questioned Lutnick over NVIDIA's customer Megaspeed not being included on the blacklist, with Lutnick reportedly responding that he would look into the matter. The post noted that sources indicated Lutnick is concerned about an escalation in US-China trade tensions. Allegations involving chip transshipment have been leveled against Megaspeed; this report does not mean that violations have been confirmed or that additional US sanctions have been imposed against them.
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