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Chinese AI companies are seeking to reserve computing capacity powered by Nvidia processors in data centers outside China, circumventing export restrictions on advanced chips amid fears that Washington will tighten limits on remote access. The companies worry that a case involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang could strengthen efforts to pass a law giving the U.S. Commerce Department authority to regulate cloud access to restricted technologies. The House of Representatives passed the bill in January by 369 votes to 22, and it is awaiting a Senate vote. Beijing said Washington was using espionage allegations as a pretext to impose a “technology blockade,” while China denied the allegations related to the case.
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