Trump Administration Developing New AI Chip Restrictions to Curb Chinese Access

Trump Administration Working on AI Rule to Curb China’s Remote Access to Chips

Soon after President Donald Trump began his second term in office in 2025, the White House announced it would undo export controls the Biden administration had imposed on advanced AI chips to slow the technical progress of geopolitical rivals like China. In recent weeks, a small group within the ...

China's remote chip access route lands on Trump radar

The Trump administration is preparing a rule that would stop Chinese companies from renting American AI chips through data centers in other countries.  This is a channel that the current US export controls do not cover currently. Who is writing the rule and when will it land? The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security...

Trump administration developing new AI chip restrictions to curb Chinese access

The new AI chip restrictions may escalate U.S.-China tensions, impacting global tech dynamics and potentially hindering Chinese tech growth. The post Trump administration developing new AI chip restrictions to curb Chinese access appeared first on Crypto Briefing .

New US export controls reportedly target Chinese access to remote AI servers — Trump admin's cut-down AI diffusion rule could be shared with industry as soon as September

The Trump administration is considering a new AI export control that would close a loophole in current U.S. trade policy toward China, that being the PRC's access to advanced AI compute through remote servers in nearby countries, reports The Information. The rule, should it go into effect, would target remote access through Thailand and Singapore, which aren't subject to the same export controls as China. The Department of Commerce could share t…