Oracle cancels reported $7 billion AI chip deal with Tencent
AI · First reported 4 Nov, 05:00 · Updated 05:52
Two reports say Oracle canceled an agreement to lease AI chips to Tencent, amid pressure from the Trump administration. One describes the chips as advanced; the other places the deal within wider tensions over U.S. AI infrastructure companies doing business with Chinese technology firms.
- Oracle canceled a reported $7 billion agreement to lease AI chips to Tencent.
- The reports link the cancellation to pressure from the Trump administration.
- One report describes the deal as involving advanced chips and situates it amid wider tensions around U.S. AI infrastructure firms doing business with Chinese technology companies.
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- Oracle and Tencent
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- $7 billion
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- Agreement to lease AI chips to Tencent
- Reported reason
- Pressure from the Trump administration
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