US seeks to toughen export of AI chips to China

The Biden Administration plans to tighten export controls announced in October to restrict sales of some artificial intelligence chips to Chinaamid growing concerns about selling technology to a key strategic competitor, people familiar with the matter said.

According to the proposal of Department of Commercescheduled for July, USA it would revise export controls announced in October to make it more difficult to sell some chips to China without a license.

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The movement is aimed in part at A800 chip from Nvidia Corp’s A800. that the US designed after the previous controls were announced and fell just within its limits.

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He Department of Commerce and Nvidia declined to comment. Plans for tighter controls were previously reported by the Wall Street Journal. The move underscores the Biden administration’s determination to contain China’s tech boom and could escalate tensions between the two countries. It is not yet clear if the announcement will also include an extension of the general licenses granted to companies of South Korea and taiwan.

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Last October, Samsung Electronics Co.., SK Hynix Inc. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.. they obtained a one-year extension of the restrictions and asked the White House to extend them for at least another year.

Bloomberg