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● RegulationNov 13, 2026 · 00:098 sources

OpenAI Joins Push for Stricter Rules as US Moves to Bar Chinese Cloud Use of AI Chips

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The U.S. Department of Commerce is finalizing a regulation to bar data centers in seven countries from renting Nvidia's Blackwell AI processors to firms in China, targeting the "remote access" loophole, with OpenAI supporting the Remote Access Security Act.

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  1. SUPPORT@reuters“Chinese artificial intelligence companies are trying to rent Nvidia-powered computing capacity at data centers outside China, concerned that a scandal involving the US chipmaker's chief executive Jensen Huang could spur Washington to tighten restrictions”x.com
  2. SUPPORT@chrisrmcguire“Commerce is also proposing banning data centers in those countries from providing remote access to China to Blackwell and above chips.”x.com
  3. 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
  4. SUPPORT@fiiiiiist“the rule would affect at most 14% of China's total end-of-year 2027 compute, or 44% of remote access.”x.com
  5. SUPPORT@lrozen“Lutnick finally found it in his self interest to look like he was trying to stop this.”x.com
  6. SUPPORT@aleabitoreddit“Chinese AI firms rush to secure $NVDA chip capacity as spy scandal stirs fear of US curbs”x.com
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