Bloomberg Talks David Sacks Talks AI, Chip Security
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Jul 15, 2025 
David Sacks, the White House AI and Crypto Czar, discusses the U.S.'s vital investment in AI, data centers, and semiconductor technology. He highlights the competitive landscape against China's tech giants, emphasizing the need for American innovation in chip security. Sacks argues for a robust American tech ecosystem to match global standards, likening its significance to that of the U.S. dollar. He also mentions an upcoming AI conference, addressing pivotal energy investments necessary for future technological advancement.
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U.S. Chip Export Policy to China
- The U.S. restricts sales of advanced semiconductors to China but allows older, less advanced chips like NVIDIA's H100 derivative to be sold there.
- This helps U.S. companies compete in China and prevents Huawei from monopolizing the market and subsidizing its R&D.
Competing Globally Against Huawei
- Allowing U.S. firms to sell older AI chips in global markets counters Huawei's aggressive exports and expansion.
- It's a zero-sum global market where market share favors either U.S. companies like NVIDIA or Chinese competitors like Huawei.
Secure U.S. AI Tech Exports
- Facilitate U.S. exports of AI technology to friendly countries to prevent driving them toward Chinese alternatives.
- Enhance security by inspecting massive AI server installations and verify proper technology use.