Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) deals with a problem in its effort to offer an AI chip particularly customized for the Chinese market due to United States federal government limitations on exporting sophisticated innovations to China, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday. Regardless of efforts to protect approval from the United States Commerce Department, AMD was notified that a license from the Bureau of Industry and Security is needed. Sources acquainted with the matter exposed that authorities raised issues about the chip’s power, in spite of its compliance with United States export policies and its relatively lower effectiveness compared to AMD’s items used outside China. Presently, neither AMD nor the United States Commerce Department has actually discussed the matter.[[Bloomberg]
AMD’s customized AI chip for Chinese market fails to secure US approval: report
