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Malaysia clamps down on export, transit of US-made AI chips

Malaysia clamps down on export, transit of US-made AI chips

LBCI14-07-2025
Malaysia clamped down Monday on the export, trans-shipment, and transit of all U.S.-made artificial intelligence chips, seeking to stop illegal trade, including to countries such as China.
"Effective immediately, all exports tranships, and transits of high-performance AI chips of U.S. origin are subject to a strategic trade permit," Malaysia's investment, trade, and industry ministry said in a statement.
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