“Can you put me in touch with Elon,” wrote one-time Trump business partner Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem in 2015, after Epstein had served time for soliciting a minor.
The move is the latest in Beijing’s quest to break reliance on American processors.
“This is an issue that threatens our freedom if we allow China to overtake us on AI development,” Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, said at a Semafor event Tuesday.
Washington’s $150M African expansion deal with Silicon Valley’s Zipline reveals its new “America first” approach to global assistance.
The worry, AI execs say, is that China will use Nvidia’s chips to build data centers around the world that offer cheaper prices for running models inspired by, or stolen from, US AI firms.