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Reported US Commerce rule would restrict Chinese AI firms’ access to Nvidia chips through overseas data centersMachine translation

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The Information reports that a new US Commerce Department rule would require export licenses for Blackwell and newer Nvidia chips shipped to seven countries, including Singapore and Malaysia, to stop Chinese AI firms renting them through local data centers. Buyers there would have to disclose who receives the chips and what they will run, then accept ongoing monitoring.

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The Information: US Commerce dept's new rule would stop Chinese AI firms from renting Blackwell and newer Nvidia chips through data centers in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, Norway and South Africa by requiring export licenses for those countries. Buyers there must disclose who receives the chips and what they will run, then accept ongoing monitoring, which targets both remote access and smuggling.
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