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Rohan Paul· @rohanpaul_ai · X· 2026-10-21 03:26 · Original publication time AI score46

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Politico reports that OpenAI asked the White House in March 2025 to maintain strict export controls on China and expand the list of restricted chips, but has stayed silent as Congress prepares new limits. Nvidia, OpenAI’s chip supplier and an equity investor, is lobbying against the restrictions. Anthropic backs several chip bills and left a major tech trade association over its efforts to reshape them.

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Politico: OpenAI has gone from asking the White House in March 2025 to keep China under strict export controls and widen the list of restricted chips to staying silent as Congress prepares new limits.

Nvidia, which is lobbying against the restrictions, is also OpenAI’s chip supplier, a $30B equity investor, and the guarantor of up to $105B for the first phase of an Ohio data center OpenAI will lease.

Anthropic has taken the opposite position, backing several of the chip bills and leaving a major tech trade association in September over its push to reshape them.

03:26 · 2026-10-21 · UTC+8

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