Malaysia plans new law using data center power consumption to catch AI GPU smugglers — but real-world TDP variance and lack of physical audits could undermine it, new law also forces operators to pay for unused electricity capacity
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Tom's Hardware reported on 14 Nov 2026: “Malaysia plans new law using data center power consumption to catch AI GPU smugglers — but real-world TDP variance and lack of physical audits could undermine it, new law also forces operators to pay for unused electricity capacity”. This page links to the original article and to related global AI stories tracked by Deekoya AI.
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