Microsoft has issued a warning that data centers in the US could come to a standstill if the FCC moves forward with an import ban. The ban would primarily impact the availability of optical transceivers, crucial for data transfer between AI chips and servers. Nearly two-thirds of the global market for these components is controlled by Chinese companies.
Microsoft has issued a warning that data centers in the US could come to a standstill if the FCC moves forward with an import ban. The ban would primarily impact the availability of optical transceivers, crucial for data transfer between AI chips and servers. Nearly two-thirds of the global market for these components is controlled by Chinese companies.
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