The Biden presidential administration might be winding down but thre are still some things that are making news. Yesterday the president proposed a new framework for the export of chips used to developer AI. The rules seek to limit exports of the chips to some 120 countries, including Mexico, Israel, and Switzerland. The rules appear to be aimed at protecting US national security and the undercurrent in the order is aimed squarely at China. The administration says this is designed to close some of the loopholes in currently existing regulations on chip exports. NVIDIA released a statement calling the rules "misguided" due to the fact that they could impact the largest AI hardware company in the world. This and more on the Rundown.

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0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown

1:16 - Cohesity's CERT Service Boosted by Added Partners

3:43 - Building GenAI Apps Creating Headaches

7:01 - Eutelsat's 2-Day Outage and Resiliency

10:52 - Web Apps Exposed by AWS Configuration

14:28 - Oracle to battle for JavaScript Trademark

20:03 - An IT Exodus is Happening

23:46 - NVIDIA Comments on AI Diffusion

32:56 - The Weeks Ahead

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