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US targets remote access loophole letting Chinese AI firms rent Nvidia chips abroad

US Congress and the Commerce Department are moving to close a gap in chip export controls that lets Chinese AI developers rent Nvidia chips in overseas data centers, with remote access becoming the main target of a tougher push.

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  1. 2026-11-13 02:04 · DigiTimes Asia
    Remote access emerges as biggest gap in US chip controls as Congress and Commerce move to close it

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