US EditionChina Wants US to Relax AI Chip-Export Controls for Trade Deal, FT Reports
UNITED STATES, AUG 9 – Chuan Geng and Shiwei Yang allegedly exported Nvidia's most powerful AI GPUs to China from 2022 to 2025, violating U.S. export controls aimed at restricting advanced semiconductor access.
- China has requested that Washington ease restrictions on AI-related chip exports as part of the trade discussions leading up to the August 12 deadline.
- This request stems from US restrictions aimed at slowing China's AI and defense tech development while limiting Chinese firms like Huawei from advancing AI chips.
- The US enforces strict measures restricting China's ability to obtain advanced semiconductor technology, while China counters with financial support and a push toward technological independence.
- An insider warned that easing these restrictions would benefit Huawei and SMIC, while experts suggest President Trump might leverage these limitations to arrange a meeting with Xi Jinping.
- The discussions continue amid concerns that easing controls could reshape global tech competition, supply chains, and alliances, while both sides accuse each other of espionage and unfair practices.
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China pushes for looser chip controls in US trade talks
China wants the US to relax export controls on chips as part of a broader trade deal, raising alarm in Washington.Beijing’s push to lower restrictions comes ahead of the Aug. 12 deadline for a US-China trade deal.China argues the curbs hinder domestic firms’ ability to make their own artificial intelligence chips. “Relaxing these controls would be a gift to Huawei and SMIC,” one insider told the Financial Times.US President Donald Trump may see …
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The US is hindering China's progress in artificial intelligence with export restrictions for chips. The People's Republic seems to want to achieve relaxation before a meeting between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.
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