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CNN reports on Commerce Secretary Lutnick's ties to Nvidia's CEO, while the Financial Times says Congress is moving to tighten AI chip export rules.
Congress is moving to pass tighter export rules for AI chips after a scandal involving Nvidia, the Financial Times reports. The report links the legislative push to the controversy around the company.
CNN, in a separate report, examines the position of Commerce Secretary Lutnick, who is under fire. It describes how he cultivated a relationship with Nvidia's CEO while controls on chips slipped.
The sources provided do not detail the specific provisions of the proposed rules or the nature of the scandal.
Export controls on advanced AI chips are a tool the U.S. government uses to limit which countries and buyers can obtain the most powerful semiconductors.
Changes to chip export rules could affect how Nvidia sells its products abroad, which is why the legislative and political developments are being followed closely.
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