The Trump administration is formulating a ban on importing Chinese components for data centers, aimed at reducing espionage and disruption risks to AI infrastructure, according to N12 citing Reuters.
The move, reported by N12 citing Reuters, adds to a series of Trump administration trade restrictions targeting Chinese technology. The proposed ban would prohibit imports of components essential for data centers, which underpin the AI industry. The Zioneer has previously covered US measures against Chinese tech imports, including tariffs on 60 trading partners and a ban on foreign humanoid robots. The scope and timeline of the new restriction have not been disclosed.
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