Nvidia is advancing its chip security measures by developing location verification technology for its artificial intelligence processors, sources reveal. This tool aims to prevent the smuggling of these processors into regions where exports are prohibited, aligning with recent U.S. policy considerations.

This new feature will be a software option allowing customers to gauge their chips' geographical location through Nvidia's confidential computing capabilities. Initially, it will be incorporated into Nvidia's latest Blackwell chips, which boast enhanced security measures, while earlier models may also see updates.

Amid growing U.S.-China tensions over technology exports, Nvidia faces scrutiny from both nations. However, the company staunchly refutes claims of security backdoors, assuring

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