Gate News Report: On March 20, the U.S. Department of Justice filed criminal charges against three individuals associated with Super Micro Computer, including the company's co-founder, for allegedly smuggling AI chips valued at $2.5 billion to China. The indictment states that these individuals illegally transported chip technology crucial to AI development to Chinese entities by circumventing export control measures. This case highlights ongoing tensions and regulatory challenges in the U.S.-China technology trade sector.

Europol and the U.S. Department of Justice jointly dismantled the malicious proxy service "SocksEscort," freezing $3.5 million in cryptocurrency. The network infiltrated 369,000 devices across 163 countries globally, involving crimes such as fraud and DDoS attacks, resulting in multiple victim losses.

The U.S. Department of Justice must respond to the motion regarding the expedited refund of "illegal tariffs" by February 27. Currently, over 2,000 corporate cases have been filed with the International Trade Court. The Supreme Court ruled that the tariffs imposed by Trump were illegal, and the federal court system must decide on the next steps within one month.