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Trump Administration to Overhaul AI Chip Export Rules, Easing Restrictions for U.S. Allies

by Team Lumida
May 8, 2025
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  • The Trump administration plans to replace the Biden-era “AI diffusion” rule, which imposed limits on AI chip exports to countries like India, Switzerland, Mexico, and Israel.
  • The new approach may favor bilateral agreements with individual countries, allowing seamless chip sales to U.S. allies while maintaining restrictions on adversaries like China.
  • Nvidia shares rose over 3% following the announcement, signaling relief for tech companies that have opposed the Biden-era rules.
  • The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is working on separate measures to prevent chip diversion to China, including public advisories and warnings against using AI chips made by Huawei.
  • The Trump administration is also leveraging chip-export issues in trade talks, offering favorable tariffs to countries that commit to keeping chips out of adversaries’ hands.

What Happened?

The Trump administration announced plans to overhaul controversial AI chip export rules introduced during the Biden administration. The “AI diffusion” rule, set to take effect on May 15, would have categorized countries into three tiers, limiting chip exports to many U.S.-friendly nations.

The new approach aims to simplify the system, replacing the tiered framework with bilateral agreements that allow U.S. allies to purchase advanced AI chips without restrictions. This move is expected to benefit tech companies like Nvidia, which have argued that the Biden-era rules stifled innovation and hurt business opportunities abroad.

The administration is also addressing concerns about chip diversion to adversaries like China. The BIS is preparing a public advisory warning against using advanced U.S. chips to train Chinese AI models and plans to crack down on countries routing chips to China.


Why It Matters?

The decision to ease AI chip export restrictions reflects the Trump administration’s focus on balancing national security with economic interests. By allowing seamless chip sales to allies, the new rules aim to support U.S. tech companies while maintaining strict controls on adversaries like China.

For companies like Nvidia, the overhaul provides a reprieve from restrictive export controls that could have jeopardized their global business. The move also signals a shift toward a more flexible, bilateral approach to managing AI chip exports, which could strengthen U.S. alliances and trade relationships.

However, the administration’s focus on preventing chip diversion to China underscores the ongoing tech rivalry between the two nations. The BIS’s planned measures highlight the importance of safeguarding U.S. technological advantages in AI.


What’s Next?

The Trump administration will finalize its new export control framework in the coming months, with a focus on bilateral agreements and trade negotiations. Countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which were affected by the Biden-era rules, may see improved access to U.S. AI chips as part of broader trade discussions.

Meanwhile, the BIS will continue to monitor and address potential chip diversions to China, with stricter enforcement measures expected in the near future.

For tech companies, the new rules could provide much-needed clarity and stability, allowing them to focus on innovation and global expansion. Investors will closely watch how these changes impact the broader semiconductor industry and U.S.-China tech competition.


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