Moscow State University’s new supercomputer, controlled by Putin’s daughter, was built using smuggled Nvidia chips
The MSU-270 supercomputer, which operates under the control of Katerina Tikhonova, Vladimir Putin’s alleged daughter, is off limits even to staff of Moscow State University’s Research Computing Center, the independent media outlet T-invariant reports . Journalists found that the machine had been assembled using Nvidia chips imported through gray channels, while VTB Bank, which finances MSU’s AI ecosystem, has been switching to Chinese GPUs since March 2026.