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China’s tech firms are allegedly racing to secure Nvidia's crucial graphics processing units (GPUs) after the latest embargo by the US on the components that support AI tech.

China, the world's largest graphite producer and exporter, will require export permits as of Dec. 1 for some graphite products, including spherical graphite used by electric vehicle makers. Syrah, which has a supply deal with Tesla, mines graphite at its Balama operations in Mozambique and is building a plant in Louisiana where it will produce active anode material (AAM) for batteries.

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Nvidia announced in a regulatory filing that the U.S. government sped up the implementation timeline for broader export controls on China's access to artificial intelligence chips.

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In what appears to be a retaliatory move against the recent expansion of chip export controls by the Biden administration, Beijing is reportedly contemplating delaying the approval of US chipmaker Broadcom Inc's $69 billion merger with cloud computing company VMware.

Wrapping its thoughtless actions in “national security” sanctimony, the Biden administration will weaken a U.S. always and everywhere made stronger by imports.

China has unveiled plans to restrict exports of graphite, a mineral used to make steel and batteries for electric vehicles, on national security grounds, the the Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs said on Friday.