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  1. Global AI chip supply chains are shifting, with the Netherlands supplying chipmaking tools, Singapore monitoring shipments, and AMD/Nvidia exports to China being monitored.

AMD's MI355 matches Nvidia's B200 performance, while Chinese export bans impact AMD's revenue and market share.

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AMD's MI355 matches Nvidia's B200 performance, while Chinese export bans impact AMD's revenue and market share.

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