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The New York Post reports Oracle canceled a proposed five-year deal that would have given Tencent access to as many as 100,000 AI chips at data centers in Asia. The report attributes the cancellation to Trump administration pushback; the supplied articles provide no official confirmation.
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The reported deal involved access to advanced AI chips and could be relevant to U.S. export controls and technology-company plans in Asia. The supplied articles do not establish the effect of the reported cancellation on chip supply or Oracle’s broader business.