Category: AI export controls

New U.S. Export Controls Target AI Chips as Trade Tensions Rise

Key developments: – The United States re‑enforced its 2022 export controls on advanced computing hardware, tightening restrictions on GPUs and AI accelerator chips shipped to China. The rules, originally aimed at curbing the flow of technology that can…

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U.S. Tightens AI Export Controls Amid Growing Global Competition

Key developments: Washington’s AI export controls, first enacted in 2022, have been repeatedly strengthened, reflecting the view that advanced computing is a strategic asset. Lawmakers are debating further measures such as the Match Act, but face opposition from…

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U.S. Tightens AI Export Controls, Targeting Advanced Models and Cloud Access

Key developments include the ongoing evolution of Washington’s export controls, first introduced in 2022, which now focus on limiting foreign access to cutting‑edge AI models. In June 2026 the U.S. government restricted overseas use of Anthropic’s “Fable 5″…

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