特朗普政府据悉正制定AI芯片新规,限制远程方式获取先进AI芯片算力资源
The Trump administration is reportedly drafting new AI chip regulations aimed at restricting remote access to advanced AI chip computing resources.
According to reports, after Trump began his second term in 2025, the White House announced the revocation of the AI Diffusion Rule introduced during the Biden administration. Currently, a small team within the U.S. Department of Commerce is working on a smaller, more targeted alternative to limit geopolitical rivals' remote access to advanced AI chips via cloud computing and other means.
The rule is still in the drafting phase, with specific restrictions yet to be defined, but it signals that the U.S. government may re-intensify oversight of cross-border access to advanced AI computing power, focusing on the possibility of bypassing physical chip export restrictions through remote computing services. (The Information)
