Breaking developments in semiconductor regulation: A proposed legislative framework targeting advanced chip exports could mandate a 30-month restriction period on high-performance computing hardware shipments to Chinese markets. The measure specifically targets cutting-edge architectures including the H200 series and next-generation Blackwell platform.



This regulatory shift carries significant implications for global AI compute infrastructure and blockchain mining operations that rely on these advanced processing units. The extended timeline creates uncertainty for data center operators and crypto miners planning hardware upgrades. Industry observers note this could reshape global supply chains for computational resources critical to both artificial intelligence training and proof-of-work consensus mechanisms.

The commerce authority would gain discretionary enforcement powers under this framework, potentially affecting availability timelines for enterprise-grade accelerators across multiple sectors.
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AltcoinTherapistvip
· 12-07 15:55
Mining costs are going up again, the chip shortage is really here now. --- 30 months? My miner hasn't even paid for itself yet. --- Another political move to fleece us, the chip manufacturers are laughing. --- Is it true that Blackwell is banned? Everyone, stock up quickly. --- Well, here we go, the global hashrate landscape is about to be reshuffled. --- Oh no, have to change equipment again, my wallet's going to bleed. --- Honestly, it's just a trade war, and we miners are the ones losing out. --- Even if H200 is banned, it's fine, there are other ways. --- Once the supply chain gets disrupted, GPU prices will double. --- With this policy, mining pools' influence will rise again.
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BridgeJumpervip
· 12-06 17:17
The chip embargo thing... it's going to mess with miners and the AI community again --- 30 months? This GPU shortage is going to be deadly --- Messing with the supply chain again? They're really treating the global economy like a chessboard --- Blackwell gets targeted, the mining community will be crying in the bathroom --- At the end of the day, it's still the same old geopolitics—technology itself is innocent, but its origins are the "problem" --- If this really happens, graphics card prices are going to skyrocket --- Wait, they're restricting Blackwell even before it's launched? Why are they in such a rush --- Data center costs are going to explode—who can afford that --- You can ban chips but not innovation. Sooner or later, people will find a workaround --- 30 months... can my mining rigs even last that long 🤔 --- Same old story again, making a total mess of the global supply chain
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DeadTrades_Walkingvip
· 12-06 16:50
30-month chip embargo? Miners and AI companies are going to be in trouble this time; the supply chain is about to be reshuffled.
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DuckFluffvip
· 12-04 20:24
30-month embargo? Now miners have to buy graphics cards at the bottom, haha.
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BlockImpostervip
· 12-04 20:16
Ha, a 30-month ban? Miners are done for. Now we'll have to figure out how to stock up or find alternatives.
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BridgeTrustFundvip
· 12-04 20:13
30-month embargo? LOL, miners are going to cry... --- Another wave of chip chokepoints, the cost of computing power is about to skyrocket. --- Now it's great, mining costs just doubled. Can coin prices hold up... --- With this move by the US, the global GPU market is about to be reshuffled. --- Blackwell embargo? Then how can Nvidia sell anymore, their performance is going to tank. --- To put it bluntly, they just want to choke computing power, but can they really stop it... --- Miners are probably looking at discounted GPUs now lol --- With this policy, the second-hand graphics card market is going to boom. --- Reshape the supply chain, it's not the first time anyway. --- Can they get around the embargo? Feels like there’s always a way...
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OnchainGossipervip
· 12-04 20:08
30-month embargo? What about my mining rigs, my mining rigs... --- It's the China-US chip war again, this time it's about computing power. --- If Blackwell really gets banned, GPU prices will skyrocket. --- Sounds like they're just handing over global computing power to the US? I don't really get it. --- Miners are going to cry, all their upgrade plans are ruined. --- This power expansion thing seems never-ending. --- With all this supply chain restructuring, no one is going to have it easy. --- So H200 and Blackwell are becoming contraband? That's intense. --- If this policy really gets implemented, the entire computing power market will have to reshuffle. --- They keep banning, but in the end, it's the retail investors who get hurt, right?
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OnlyOnMainnetvip
· 12-04 20:02
Hmm, here we go again? 30 months of chip embargo, miners are going to cry this time. --- If the H200 cards are gone, mining costs will skyrocket. Who's going to save my electricity bill? --- To put it bluntly, it's just the US cracking down, and Chinese miners will have to find a workaround. --- Hopper hasn't even arrived yet and it's already locked? This plot twist is interesting. --- A major reshuffle in the supply chain, it's time for retail miners to quit, seriously. --- People in data centers won't be able to sit still. With this policy, all costs have to be recalculated. --- What's the point of compliance? It's just geopolitics at play. --- Big companies have an even bigger advantage now, retail miners don't stand a chance.
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