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The move would stop Chinese AI firms from reaching restricted Nvidia chips through overseas data centers.
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The Commerce Department is preparing to close a loophole that allows Chinese AI firms to access restricted Nvidia chips through overseas data centers, according to people familiar with the process. Read more:Read original on X
Commerce Department moves to close Nvidia chip loophole for China
Commerce Department moves to close Nvidia chip loophole for China
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