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US Holds Off DeepSeek Blacklist As China AI Tensions Rise In 2026
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US Holds Off DeepSeek Blacklist As China AI Tensions Rise In 2026
The US has held off blacklisting China’s DeepSeek, even after officials reportedly approved the AI startup and more than 100 other companies for trade restrictions. That’s the awkward part. According to Reuters, DeepSeek, Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT, and other firms were flagged as national security risks, but the Trump administration has not yet added them to the Commerce Department’s Entity List. The US has delayed a major DeepSeek blacklist…
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