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[Nvidia And The Semiconductor Industry Association Of The United States Oppose A New Round Of Chip Export Bans] Affected By The News That The Biden Administration Of The United States Plans To Impose New Restrictions On The Export Of Artificial Intelligence Chips, After The Opening Of The U.S. Stock Market On January 10, Nvidia's Stock Price Fell By More Than 3%, AMD's Stock Price Fell By Nearly 6%, And Broadcom's Stock Price Fell By More Than 2%. Earlier, It Was Reported That The Biden Administration Is Expected To Issue A New Chip Export Ban As Early As January 10, Which Will Formulate Three-tier Chip Restrictions: A Few Allies Of The United States Will Still Have Full Access To U.S. Semiconductors, But Most Countries Will Face New Chip Export Restrictions, And Will Completely Ban The Export Of Data Center Chips To Other Countries. Ned Finkle, Vice President Of Government Affairs At Nvidia, Said That The Gaming PCs Used By Users Around The World In Their Daily Lives Are Already Generally Equipped With Data Center Computers And Technology, And It Makes No Sense To Try To Control Them. The Semiconductor Industry Association (Sia) Also Issued A Statement On The New Regulations Planned To Be Issued By The Biden Administration, Saying: "This Potential Regulatory Action Is Expected To Impose Global Restrictions And Onerous Licensing Requirements On The Export Of Advanced Integrated Circuits From The United States. We Are Deeply Concerned About The Unprecedented Scope And Complexity Of This Potential Regulation."

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