Microsoft urged the Trump administration to change Biden-era limits on chip exports, warning that provisions of the regulations could give China an advantage in the global AI race if allowed to remain in effect.

Microsoft urged President Donald Trump to change U.S. policy about restricting exports of the most advanced artificial-intelligence chips in a blog post Thursday. Brad Smith, Microsoft’s vice chair and president,

In an open letter posted Thursday, Microsoft is pushing for the Trump administration to relax export restrictions placed on AI chips by President Biden during his last days in office.

Rule hamstringing our datacenters is 'gift' to Middle Kingdom, vice chair argues Microsoft would like the Trump administration to row back AI export restrictions introduced by his predecessor that affect countries where the cloud services giant has datacenters.

Microsoft Corp. President Brad Smith is urging the Trump administration to rethink new regulations that would cap the export of artificial intelligence chips to “strategically vital markets” including Israel,

Microsoft (MSFT) will publish a blog post today asking the Trump administration to loosen and simplify a planned new system that would limit the access of the latest American AI chips in most of the world,

The request highlights the president’s challenging task of trying to boost U.S. businesses and limit China’s advances in artificial intelligence

Microsoft is calling on the Trump administration to loosen Biden-era restrictions on artificial intelligence (AI) chip exports that it argues could undermine U.S. leadership on the

Tech companies with a combined market valuation of more than $8 trillion are urging the Trump administration to rethink chip export restrictions that they fear will push US allies into the arms of Chinese competitors.