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Bipartisan bill aims to lock in restrictions on AI chip exports to China for 2.5 years

Key Insights

US senators introduced a bill to block the easing of export curbs on Nvidia and AMD AI chips to China for at least 2.5 years. The proposal underscores intensifying geopolitical pressure around advanced compute access.

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Washington doubles down on AI-chip export controls


The bipartisan legislation would effectively freeze current restrictions, preventing the administration from loosening them during a delicate period of geopolitical competition.

Why lawmakers are acting now


- China is aggressively expanding domestic AI capabilities.
- Advanced chips like Nvidia's H-class accelerators are seen as critical strategic assets.

Strategic business impact


Export-restricted markets may accelerate local chip alternatives in China while pushing U.S. firms toward diversified global demand reshaping both supply chains and long-term R&D priorities.