The U.S. Commerce Department has clarified that a license is necessary for the sale of advanced AI chips to firms with Chinese parent companies, even if those firms are located outside of China. This action is intended to address potential loopholes in export restrictions.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has clarified that a license is necessary for the sale of advanced AI chips to firms with Chinese parent companies, even if those firms are located outside of China. This action is intended to address potential loopholes in export restrictions.
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US moves to close potential AI chip sales loophole
US clarifies AI chip export restrictions for firms with Chinese parent companies