📝Chinese Trap📝 for American AI In Washington, discussions have moved from strengthening export restrictions on artificial intelligence technologies to talks about banning imports of Chinese equipment. But one obvious thing has come to light: US dependence on Chinese technologies. According to Reuters, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is preparing a ban on imports of new models of Chinese optical transceivers — modules that transmit data via fiber optics between data center equipment. Americans fear information theft, malware injection, and system failures. However, Microsoft and the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) are trying to block the ban, as without Chinese transceivers, there is a high risk of halting the deployment of new data centers in the US. American companies have their own transceivers, but their production capacity is insufficient to quickly replace Chinese ones. At best, they will be able to establish production by 2028. 📌Every time the US tries to introduce new restrictions in this field, it turns out that Chinese technologies are embedded much deeper in American AI than regulators believe. The lack of time to establish their own critical components creates a dilemma: continue deploying technologies from China, deepening dependence, or temporarily slow down the rapid development of AI. ❗️In the business logic of big tech, the latter option is less preferable. But the answer to the question becomes far less obvious when the head of America's largest AI corporation NVIDIA, who lobbied for weakening the ban on chip exports to China, is suspected of connections with a Chinese spy. #China #USA ✉ MAX 💸Support us Original msg
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