China's ongoing ability to access advanced AI chips from the likes of NVIDIA and AMD has remained a hard-to-crack conundrum in Washington for quite some time now. Even so, the Trump Administration now appears to be tightening the proverbial screws on these advanced chips by chopping off a major loophole that has allowed Chinese companies to circumvent US-led export controls. The Trump administration is looking to ban the foreign subsidiaries of Chinese companies from accessing AI chips from the likes of NVIDIA and AMD Back in May 2025, the Trump administration created a loophole of sorts for Chinese companies by […]

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