Shreya Pharma Exports Nvidia to Russia
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•How Russia Secured Nvidia AI Chips Through an Indian Pharma Company
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A Mumbai -based pharmaceutical company enabled the shipment of Nvidia chips to Russia .
This is a direct violation of sanctions imposed by Western nations, restricting advanced technology consumption by Russia in the wake of its war with Ukraine .
Shreya Life Sciences exported around 1,111 units of Dell’s PowerEdge XE9680 , an advanced range of servers optimized for high-performance computing tasks.
These servers are specifically designed for AI , machine learning, and HPC applications.
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