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Taiwan plans to curb AI server and chip exports to China as part of a US trade deal and make shipping restricted AI hardware to China a criminal offense

Taiwan is preparing to tighten export controls on AI chips to further align with US restrictions, according to a senior official in Taipei …

Taiwan plans to curb AI server and chip exports to China as part of a US trade deal and make shipping restricted AI hardware to China a criminal offense

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