Malaysia Tightens Grip: US-Made AI Chips Now Require Export Permits
Kuala Lumpur just dropped a regulatory hammer—American AI chips can't cross Malaysian borders without paperwork.
Geopolitics Meets Silicon
The new rule hits Nvidia, AMD, and other US chipmakers scrambling to comply. No more free passes for H100s or B100s—every shipment now needs bureaucratic blessings.
Supply Chain Chess
Tech giants face another choke point. First China, now Malaysia—who’s next? Meanwhile, hedge funds quietly bet on the resulting price spikes (because of course they would).
Bottom Line
Another day, another trade barrier. The AI gold rush continues—just with more red tape and middlemen taking their cut.
