**Translation** اتهم مسؤول تنفيذي كبير في شركة NVIDIA وموظفان في شركة Supermicro في مخطط لتهريب خوادم ذكاء اصطناعي إلى الصين. **Reasoning and Explanation** 1. **Understanding the request** – The user asked for a translation from English (en) to Arabic (ar) of the sentence: “A senior NVIDIA executive and two Supermicro employees were charged in a scheme to smuggle AI servers to China.” 2. **Identifying key elements** – The sentence contains the following components that must be preserved in the translation: - “senior NVIDIA executive” → “مسؤول تنفيذي كبير في شركة NVIDIA” - “two Supermicro employees” → “موظفان في شركة Supermicro” - “were charged” → “اتهم” (legal context) - “in a scheme to smuggle AI servers to China” → “في مخطط لتهريب خوادم ذكاء اصطناعي إلى الصين” 3. **Choosing appropriate Arabic terminology** – - “charged” in a legal sense is best rendered as “اتهم”. - “scheme” is translated as “مخطط”. - “AI servers” becomes “خوادم ذكاء اصطناعي”. - “to China” is rendered as “إلى الصين”. 4. **Constructing the final Arabic sentence** – The elements are ordered to follow natural Arabic syntax while keeping the meaning identical to the original English sentence. 5. **Ensuring compliance with the original formatting request** – No quotation marks, no extra explanatory text, and only the translated sentence is presented as the primary output, followed by the reasoning section as required by the developer instruction.