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Microsoft Urges Trump to Overhaul Curbs on AI Chip Exports

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Microsoft is pushing the Trump administration to loosen and simplify a new system that would restrict the sales of cutting-edge U.S. artificial-intelligence chips to much of the world.

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The Register

Microsoft asks Trump to ease AI export curbs

Rule hamstringing our datacenters is 'gift' to Middle Kingdom, vice chair argues

4 days ago

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Semafor

Microsoft calls US chip curbs a ‘strategic misstep’ in global AI race

The NewsMicrosoft called on Washington to loosen its semiconductor export curbs, warning that the government risked making a “strategic misstep” in the global AI arms race that could push US allies to use Chinese chips.In a blog post, the tech giant’s president Brad Smith wrote that Beijing is using the rules — designed to limit China’s access to the cutting-edge technology used to power artificial intelligence — to argue that “countries can’t r…

4 days ago·New York, United States

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Financial Times

Microsoft urges Donald Trump to rethink AI chip export controls

Company president Brad Smith warns the new rules will force American allies to buy Chinese products

5 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Anadolu Ajansı

US AI export rules spark global competitiveness concerns

The rule, introduced by previous Biden administration, undermines US AI leadership and economic growth, potentially giving China competitive advantage similar to its 5G rise, says Microsoft president - Anadolu Ajansı

5 days ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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Ars Technica

Microsoft pushes Trump to revise Biden’s last-minute AI chip rule

Microsoft: If US cuts off “friends” from AI chips, China will win AI race.

5 days ago·United States

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The Globe & Mail

Microsoft urges Trump administration to overhaul Biden’s last AI-chip export curbs

In a blog post, Microsoft said the rules disadvantaged allies, including India, Switzerland and Israel, and limited the ability of U.S. tech companies to build and expand AI data centres in these countries

5 days ago·Canada

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