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Analyst Sees Stricter US Export Controls After Nvidia

Bloomberg Technology Friday 13 November 2026, 06:31 UTC 1 min read
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Bloomberg The China Show Nov 13th, 2026 Analyst Sees Stricter US Export Controls After Nvidia Anna Ashton, Founder of Ashton Analytics, says the Nvidia controversy will likely result in stricter US export controls toward China and deepen restrictions on technology products. She speaks on "Bloomberg: The China Show".

Bloomberg The China Show Nov 13th, 2026 Analyst Sees Stricter US Export Controls After Nvidia Anna Ashton, Founder of Ashton Analytics, says the Nvidia controversy will likely result in stricter US export controls toward China and deepen restrictions on technology products. She speaks on "Bloomberg: The China Show".
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