More US chip regulations against China

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	Asia Daily Briefing - Midday Update September 1, 2022

	U.S. tightens chip export rules to China, hitting Nvidia and AMD TAIPEI -- The U.S. is further restricting shipments to China of graphics processors and AI accelerators used in high-performance computing, a move that is already affecting Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices as Washington steps up efforts to curb Chinese technological and military advancements. Read more.
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