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US Commerce Department closes loophole on Nvidia chip exports to China New BIS guidance means Chinese-headquartered companies can no longer use overseas subsidiaries to buy advanced AI chips without e

On May 31, 2026, the U.S. Department of Commerce has intensified efforts to prevent companies from exporting advanced chips, such as Nvidia's NVDA -0.74% 96 Blackwell processors, to overseas subsidiaries of Chinese firms. Industry insiders report that the volume of chips exported to Chinese AI companies' foreign subsidiaries could reach hundreds of thousands. The Bureau of Industry and Security

POLICY & REGULATION export controls nvidia semiconductors china U.S. Tightens Controls on Nvidia AI Chip Exports 8 sources | June 1, 2026 8.2 Relevance Score Photo: michaelwest.com.au · rights & takedowns QUICK SUMMARY Hide The U.S. Department of Commerce posted weekend guidance clarifying that export license requirements for advanced AI semiconductors apply to entities headquartered in China eve

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