Greg Lui Faces DOJ Charges in $300M China Tech Case 

Greg Lui, 38, was arrested in California after federal prosecutors charged him in an alleged $300 million export-control scheme involving computer servers sent toward China.  

Lui owns Earthmade Computer Inc., a technology company based in California. Prosecutors allege the company was used to purchase restricted servers.  

The DOJ alleges that more than $300 million worth of export-controlled computer servers were involved in the case. 

Prosecutors allege that restricted technology was ultimately sent to China through third countries. 

According to the indictment, shipments were routed through countries including Malaysia and Singapore before being re-exported to China.  

The DOJ says the servers required U.S. export licenses for shipment to China. Prosecutors allege those licenses were not obtained. 

Lui faces three counts: export-control conspiracy, outbound smuggling, and money-laundering conspiracy. 

The indictment says Earthmade received more than $176 million from two Malaysia-based shipping companies during 2024. Department of Justice

If convicted on all charges, Lui could face maximum statutory penalties totaling up to 50 years in prison. 

The case will continue in federal court. The DOJ states that the indictment contains allegations and Lui is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.  

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