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U.S. soldiers and Coast Guard officers approach a Chinese fishing vessel during an Oceania Maritime Security Initiative mission in the Pacific Ocean, November 29, 2016. Credit: US Navy via Alamy
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Even before the revelations about Jensen Huang’s affair with a suspected Chinese spy, Nvidia has long been at the center of U.S.-China relations, our timeline shows.
In an extract from their new book, The Bitter Struggle, two former U.S. government officials describe how the Biden administration sought to control outsourcing of leading American AI technologies and prevent their possible leakage to...
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