US weighs Chinese optical transceiver ban, putting AI data center supply at risk
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The Trump administration is preparing to extend US technology restrictions deeper into the artificial intelligence supply chain, with the Federal Communications Commission considering a ban on new Chinese-made optical transceiver models used in data centers.
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