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Amazon and Microsoft support legislation that could restrict Nvidia's exports to China, highlighting tensions in the AI race.

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Amazon.com has joined Microsoft in supporting legislation that could limit Nvidia's ability to export products to China, representing a rare disagreement between the chip designer and two of its largest customers. This decision underscores the intensity of competition in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and how large companies align their interests in the face of security challenges. Nvidia is facing difficulties accessing the Chinese market due to security concerns, and the support from Amazon and Microsoft for these restrictions reflects a common strategy in the context of an increasingly competitive technological race.

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