Bloomberg: The Trump Administration aims to cancel Biden's restrictions on the export of discs

The administration of US President Donald Trump plans to cancel the restrictions imposed on artificial intelligence chips during the era of Joe Biden on artificial intelligence chips, as part of a greater effort to review trade restrictions in the semiconductor sector, which faces serious opposition to major technology companies and foreign governments. This step, which has not yet been decided, aims to reform a policy that was launched during the Biden era, and placed countries within three main categories to regulate the export of the company “Invidia” and others. The informed people said the Trump administration would not apply the so -called the ‘artificial intelligence distribution base’ when it came into effect on May 15. These amendments come at a time when Trump is preparing to visit the Middle East, as several countries, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, have expressed their dissatisfaction with restrictions that limit their ability to buy artificial intelligence. According to people, the Trump administration officials are actively preparing to prepare a new basis that promotes control of slides abroad, and these people have asked not to reveal their identity because the change has not yet been disclosed. The stock of the chip operations rose, after Bloomberg reported a report on this step. The “invitations” shares increased by 3.6%, while the “Philadelphia for the semi events”, a criterion that the markets now follow, rose 2.1%. A very complicated and bureaucratic rule revealed in the last week of Joe Biden by the ‘AI Publishing Base’ and imposed new obligations to obtain US licenses to send artificial intelligence chips to most countries in the world, in a move that is considered to be a last battle after years of rising limits. Al Qaeda has tried to prevent China from reaching artificial intelligence chips over third parties, and attracting more countries to American astronomy, by introducing safety requirements to achieve the best US technology. “The Biden base associated with artificial intelligence is very complicated, excessive bureaucracy, and it will impede US innovation,” Biden said, adding, “We will replace it with a much simpler basis that unleashes the US innovation and US dominance in the field of artificial intelligence.” The insiders pointed out that the Ministry of Trade will continue to strictly implement the restrictions of the export of slides while working to develop the new rule. One of the elements of the movement to cancel the base is to impose controls on the export of slides for countries in China, including Malaysia and Thailand, according to a person. Invidia is the most prominent protesters on the Biden base and is ‘Invidia’, a leader in the production of slides used to train artificial intelligence models, one of the most prominent protesters on the increasing US restrictions. The company has constantly criticized the publishing base and asked to cancel it fully, arguing that the boom of restrictions on the third countries will tackle China. CEO Jinsen Huang said this week that US businesses should sell China, and expect to become a $ 50 billion market for artificial intelligence chips during the next two years. However, the Trump administration has already sharpened the restrictions on Beijing’s technical ambitions, as the company prevented the sale of the “H20” chip in China, resulting in the cost of $ 5.5 billion. Invidia has not yet issued an immediate remark about developments. A temporary ease for some countries will cancel the base to a temporary ease for countries such as India and Malaysia, which had no chips restrictions before January, when Biden announced the base. This delay could be a profit for the “Oracle” company, which plans to expand large data centers in Malaysia, a project that would exceed the Biden base. The move of the Trump administration is also a good news for the countries recorded in previous rounds of US restrictions, such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which in these developments see a new opportunity to negotiate better conditions with the new team in Washington. Since 2023, countries in the Gulf and parts of Southeast Asia have faced control of slides, which means that the mere postponement of the publishing base will not cancel the licensing requirements on the sales of “Invidia” for data centers. Trump previously showed an interest in alleviating the limitations imposed on the UAE according to “Bloomberg”, and during his visit to the UAE between 13 and 16 May it was announced that the work began with an agreement between the two governments on artificial intelligence chips. The UAE was particularly active in concluding this agreement, at a time when he promised to invest up to $ 1.4 trillion in US technology and infrastructure during the next decade, which supported his position more. However, it is a difficult task to reach agreements with the large number of countries trying to buy ‘invitations’ chips, and this can lead to the rise of dozens of separate policies that companies must adhere to. Biden’s base was not limited to the division of states and the imposition of borders for export chips. On the contrary, the framework also included the imposition of export restrictions on “Models Weights” of artificial intelligence, which are the digital parameters using software to process data and make predictions or decisions. Trump administration plans on these restrictions are still in debate.