The U.S. Commerce Department revokes a proposed export rule for AI accelerators that would require foreign operators of massive AI clusters to invest in American AI infrastructure to obtain them, effectively making them twice as expensive for entities from Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, reports Reuters. The U.S. government is still working on a new set of export rules for AI hardware developed in America, but at least the controversial proposal has now been removed from the table.
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