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US Expands Export Controls on Advanced AI Chips and Semiconductor Equipment

The US Commerce Department has broadened licensing restrictions on high-performance artificial intelligence processors and advanced chipmaking equipment, seeking to prevent dual-use computing technology from being diverted to military modernization programs in strategic competitor countries.
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Trump Administration Highlights Border and Economic Record During Texas Visit
US Farm Bill Talks Face Post-Midterm Deadline Pressure
ACLU Faces Heavy Supreme Court Docket on Immigration and Free Speech
US Supreme Court to Examine Limits on Veterans’ Constitutional Claims
US Congress Prepares for December Spending Fight Ahead of Funding Deadline
US Justice Department Faces Growing Legal Challenges Over Asylum and Immigration Enforcement
US Expands Indo-Pacific Security Coordination After South China Sea Incidents
US Supreme Court Prepares to Review Arizona Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Case
US Midterm Campaign Enters Final Month With Control of Congress at Stake
IEA and Partner Governments Finalize Critical Minerals Reserve Framework
US Expands Export Controls on Advanced AI Chips and Semiconductor Equipment
South China Sea Confrontations Prompt Stronger US Security Assurances to the Philippines
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Russian Strikes on Ukraine’s Energy Infrastructure Intensify Pressure on Power System
Barack Obama Joins Abdul El-Sayed for Final Michigan Governor Campaign Push
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