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Nvidia Halts AI Chip Sales to China Amid Escalating US Tech Export Restrictions

In a development reflecting the ongoing tensions in the U.S.-China economic relationship, a decision by Nvidia to terminate sales of certain high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China stands as the latest indicator of how tech commerce is being reshaped amid geopolitical pressures. This move comes as U.S. regulatory bodies intensify scrutiny over technological exports…

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China Expands Cryptocurrency Mining Ban to Include Foreign Companies as Part of Broader Regulatory and Environmental Strategy

In a recent move that highlights the ongoing disparity between the U.S. and China in the realms of technology and trade, Beijing has extended its crackdown on cryptocurrency mining, now setting its sights on foreign companies that engage in or facilitate such activities. This development comes as China reaffirms its stance against the energy-intensive industry,…

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Ministerial Deadlock Hampers Israel’s Push for Integrated Transportation Reform Amid Rising Congestion Crisis

In Israel, amidst burgeoning concerns about the need for enhanced road infrastructure and improved policy integration, three government bodies—the Ministry of Transportation, the Ministry of Finance, and the National Economic Council—are at loggerheads over the allocation and direction of reforms and resources in public transportation. At the core of this dispute is the effort to…

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Apple Updates App Store Guidelines to Meet Texas Age Verification Law Amid Growing Digital Privacy Concerns

In response to the new digital age verification law enacted in Texas, Apple has announced a series of significant adjustments to its App Store guidelines, aiming to comply with the legislation requiring stricter control over the distribution of content to minors. The law, which came into effect earlier this month, mandates that all digital platforms…

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Vietnam’s Crypto Pilot Program Faces Zero Participation Highlighting Regulatory Hurdles and Industry Hesitation

In an unexpected turn of events in Vietnam’s foray into legalized cryptocurrency operations, the government’s highly anticipated pilot program designed to regulate and legitimize cryptocurrency exchanges and brokerages within the country has received no applications since its introduction. This development marks a striking contradiction to the global trend where nations are progressively embracing digital currencies….

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California Leads the Way in AI Governance, Proving Innovation and Regulation Can Thrive Together

California’s trailblazing approach to guiding the development and deployment of artificial intelligence continues to set a precedent, demonstrating that strict regulatory frameworks and cutting-edge technological innovation are capable of symbiosis rather than conflict. Last week, the state legislature passed a landmark AI safety law, the broad implications of which are assessed in the report “California’s…

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Israel Seeks Strategic Entry into Wassenaar Arrangement to Boost Global Tech Trade and Arms Control Alignment

In a strategic move signaling a shift towards expanding technology export capabilities, Israel recently conveyed a formal request to join the Wassenaar Arrangement, an elite international arms control regime. This information, originally reported by Calcalist Tech in the article titled “Israel asks to join elite group on international arms control,” details Israel’s intentions to augment…

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