Yesterday, Reuters reported that in the second fiscal quarter, NVIDIA received a notice from US officials about the need to issue special export licenses to supply computer accelerators to certain countries in the Middle East. Such restrictions have applied to China since last fall. The US Department of Commerce said today that it had made no such demands in its line.
Journalists did not find out who banned AMD and NVIDIA from supplying computer accelerators to the Middle East
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