● RegulationNov 12, 2026 · 15:238 sources

US Finalizes Rule to Block Chinese AI Firms From Renting Advanced Chips Abroad

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The US Department of Commerce is preparing a rule that would bar Chinese companies from using cloud services to remotely access advanced AI processors, including Nvidia's Blackwell series and newer chips. The proposed regulation would require semiconductor exports to seven countries to undergo stringent license reviews, with buyers required to disclose end users and intended hardware use to prevent circumvention of US export bans.

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  1. SUPPORT@wallstengine“ALIBABA $BABA SHARES DROP 7% IN HONG KONG AS THE NVIDIA SAGA STOKES FEARS OVER CHINESE CLOUD OPERATORS' ACCESS TO ADVANCED CHIPS”x.com
  2. SUPPORT@andrewcurran_“Commerce is going to close the remote access loophole.”x.com
  3. SUPPORT@chrisrmcguire“Commerce is proposing expanding licensing policies for AI chips to Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, South Africa, and Norway”x.com
  4. SUPPORT@hamandcheese“The NDAA must include the Remote Access Security Act. It clarifies BIS has the authority to prohibit Chinese companies from simply accessing export controlled chips in 3rd countries.”x.com
  5. SUPPORT@_pheebini“Nvidia fought against closing the loophole”x.com
  6. SUPPORT@andrewcurran_“After that, they will pass bipartisan chip export controls to China. After that, Biden style global diffusion laws, only stricter.”x.com
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