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OpenAI pulls back from China chip controls, Politico reports

The company spent much of last year pressing for strict China chip controls. Its silence now, before a lame-duck fight over the defense bill, is a win for Nvidia.

Tarun Mottlia

Via TNW | Government-policy

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OpenAI pulls back from China chip controls, Politico reports
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OpenAI has stopped pushing for strict US limits on selling advanced chips to China, according to Politico. For much of last year the company openly called for such limits. Capitol Hill aides and lobbyists with direct knowledge of its position now say it has gone quiet. TNW has not independently verified the report.

The shift is a win for Nvidia, which is fighting the proposals. It also puts OpenAI closer to President Donald Trump, who has built close ties with…

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