Nvidia lobbied hard against rules on remote access to restricted chips, officials say
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-11-10
Two current US Commerce officials say Nvidia lobbied especially hard against any rules on remote access — the route Chinese AI labs use to reach restricted chips in Singapore and Malaysia data centers. That lobbying, along with opposition from other officials, previously stopped Commerce and Congress from writing new rules. In late October, the White House asked Congress to add a provision addressing it.
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