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Taiwan AI Chip Export Control Expansion
Taiwan announced plans to add AI servers and advanced semiconductors to its controlled-exports list and criminalize unauthorized shipments to China.
Announced plan to add AI hardware to controlled-exports listOct 18 3 weeks ago
- Topics
- Chips
Timeline
Oct 18 3 weeks ago
Announced plan to add AI hardware to controlled-exports list
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