How Nvidia used a "scorched earth, adversarial attitude" targeting proponents of export controls in DC, invoking Trump's name to get license approvals expedited
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Chip export policy is now a full-contact lobbying arena, with Nvidia reportedly taking an adversarial posture to accelerate license approvals. If your AI roadmap depends on cross-border GPU flows, you need a policy risk map and contingency suppliers, not just a cloud contract.
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