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Chinese AI companies are rushing to secure computing capacity powered by Nvidia processors at data centers outside China, fearing that a scandal involving CEO Jensen Huang could prompt Washington to restrict remote access to them. The companies worry that the controversy could speed passage of the “Remote Access Security Act,” which gives the U.S. Commerce Department authority to regulate cloud access to restricted technologies. The bill passed the House by 369 votes to 22 and is awaiting a Senate vote. Reports say the case concerns a relationship Huang acknowledged with a former executive at a Singaporean cloud-computing company, whom U.S. authorities concluded was an agent of Chinese intelligence, according to *The New York Times*.
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