US launches program to ease AI chip access for overseas data centers

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The U.S. Commerce Department has launched a new program allowing overseas data centers to obtain AI chips without needing individual licenses. This change aims to simplify the process for companies in regions like the Middle East. Under the "Validated End User" program, U.S. exporters can ship AI chips under a general authorization. This is a shift from the previous requirement for individual licenses, making it easier for eligible companies to access advanced technology. The U.S. will collaborate with data centers and host governments to ensure the security of the technology provided through this program.


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