The Trump administration is moving to close a potential loophole in U.S. export restrictions, clarifying that a license is needed to sell advanced AI chips to firms with Chinese parent companies even if they are not located in China or another restricted country. The Commerce Department on Sunday issued new guidance about a 2023 licensing…
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US moves to close potential AI chip sales loophole
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Originally reported by The Hill
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