Up to S$1mil bail offered to three men charged with fraud in Singapore case linked to Nvidia chips


Chinese national Li Ming was offered bail of S$1mil while Singaporeans Alan Wei Zhaolun and Aaron Woon Guo Jie were offered bail of S$800,000 and S$600,000, respectively. - Photo: AFP

SINGAPORE: Bail has been offered to three men allegedly linked to computer servers exported to Malaysia that might contain Nvidia chips.

Chinese national Li Ming, 51, was offered bail of S$1 million, while Singaporean Alan Wei Zhaolun, 48, was offered bail of S$800,000.

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