Odaily News Margrethe Vestager, executive vice president of the European Commission and competition commissioner, warned that there is a "huge bottleneck" in the supply of artificial intelligence (AI) chips from Nvidia. Vestager told the media during her trip to Singapore that EU regulators are still considering whether to take action and what action to take. "We have been asking them questions, but this is just a preliminary move. So far, it cannot be regarded as a regulatory action." Vestager mentioned that AI chips are facing tight supply and the secondary market may help stimulate innovation and fair competition. But she pointed out that dominant companies may face certain behavioral restrictions in the future. (Cailian News Agency)