Approvals for Nvidia and AMD AI chip exports to China stall under government bottleneck — 20% staff turnover hobbles Bureau of Industry and Security
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The US government has stalled approvals for Nvidia and AMD to export AI chips to China due to a bottleneck at the Bureau of Industry and Security. The bureau is facing a 20% staff turnover, which is contributing to the delay in approving the exports.
The US government has stalled approvals for Nvidia and AMD to export AI chips to China. The delay is due to a bottleneck at the Bureau of Industry and Security, which is facing a 20% staff turnover. The bureau is responsible for approving the export of sensitive technologies, including AI chips. The staff turnover is contributing to the delay in approving the exports. Nvidia and AMD are major manufacturers of AI chips, and the delay is likely to impact their business. The US government has been tightening regulations on the export of sensitive technologies to China.
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