The U.S. Department of Commerce is drafting new restrictions aimed at blocking Chinese artificial intelligence labs from remotely using computing resources hosted in overseas data centers. The proposed policy would target access to facilities in countries including Thailand and Singapore, according to The Information.
The move is designed to curb China’s ability to use advanced chips through offshore infrastructure rather than direct domestic ownership.
U.S. Commerce Department Drafts AI Curbs on China’s Remote Chip Access
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