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Congress wants to tighten export rules on AI chips after Nvidia spy scandal

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Unsurprisingly, following the scandal involving now-former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy, Congress is looking to further restrict exports of AI chips. Both Democrats and Republicans have voiced support for various measures and bills that would tighten rules and have demanded that Huang and other Nvidia leaders testify before Congress. Senate Minority

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  1. The VergeCongress wants to tighten export rules on AI chips after Nvidia spy scandalUnsurprisingly, following the scandal involving now-former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese spy, Congress is looking to further restrict exports of AI chips. Both Democrats and Republicans have voiced support for various measures and bills that would tighten rules and have demanded that Huang and other Nvidia leaders testify before Congress. Senate Minority
  2. Financial Times(subscription required)Congress moves to pass tighter AI chip export rules following Nvidia scandalJensen Huang’s alleged affair with Chinese spy ‘increases momentum’ to crack down on US hardware reaching China
  3. Washington ExaminerNvidia spy scandal underlines China threatThe successful targeting of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang by a Chinese intelligence service is a big deal. But foremost among U.S. concerns is how this incident underlines China’s unparalleled threat. It is thus absurd that Democrats want to eliminate the House Select Committee on China. Alice Huang was, at least nominally, an executive at Megaspeed,