Ex-Google engineer who stole trade secrets sentenced to nearly 12 months
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Ex-Google engineer steals secret AI chip tech for Chinese startup, gets 1 year in jail
Former Google engineer Linwei Ding was found guilty of stealing the company’s confidential AI chip technology for a Chinese startup. Ding has been sentenced to nearly one year in prison, and two years of supervised release after his jail term ends.
A San Francisco federal court convicted Linwei Ding, a former Google engineer, for stealing confidential information about the company’s artificial intelligence infrastructure and transferring it while developing links with technology companies in China. *** Linwei Ding was sentenced to 12 months less than one day in prison and two years of supervised release. Judge Vince Chhabria ordered to pay more than $198,000 in Google restitution and a $2,…
A former Google software engineer has been indicted in the US for leaking confidential information related to Google's artificial intelligence supercomputing data centers and giving it to Chinese startups.
Ex Google engineer booked for stealing secret AI chip technology for Chinese startup - BusinessToday
The case highlights growing concerns around AI intellectual property, as sensitive chip and computing technology becomes increasingly valuable amid intensifying US-China competition over advanced artificial intelligence.
Former Google Engineer Gets Jail for Stealing AI Chip Secrets for China
Linwei Ding, an engineer at Google was found guilty of stealing the company’s confidential AI chip technology for a Chinese startup. Linwei Ding has been sentenced to one year in prison and will then be on supervised release for two years, after serving his time.
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