Nvidia raises worry over Joe Biden government proposal. Will this hurt AI Chip makers?
Nvidia has raised worries even as the Biden administration proposed a new framework for the exporting of the advanced computer chips used to develop artificial intelligence, an attempt to balance national security concerns about the technology with the economic interests of producers and other countries.
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Ned Finkle, vice president of external affairs at Nvidia, said in a statement that the prior Trump administration had helped create the foundation for AI's development and that the proposed framework would hurt innovation without achieving the stated national security goals.
«While cloaked in the guise of an „anti-China“ measure, these rules would do nothing to enhance U.S. security,» he said. «The new rules would control technology worldwide, including technology that is already widely available in mainstream gaming PCs and consumer hardware.»
The framework proposed on Monday also raised concerns of chip industry executives who say the rules would limit access to existing chips used for video games and restrict in 120 countries the chips used for data centers and AI products. Mexico, Portugal, Israel and Switzerland are among the nations that could have limited access.
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